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Yes to all of that, when houses are being built. But if you want solar to be cost-effective and to slow down the course of catastrophic climate change then we n
by matthewdgreen 4y ago
Yes to all of that, when houses are being built. But if you want solar to be cost-effective and to slow down the course of catastrophic climate change then we need to build vast amounts of it as possible as cheaply as possible. And doing that means building at utility scale with as little labor as possible, and adding solar to tiny rooftops is exactly the opposite of that.
- kjkjadksj 4y agoThe rooftops of some of these industrial properties are massive, over a half dozen acres sometimes. If they are just placing them on the desert floor I’m not sure that placing them on a flat warehouse roof wouldn’t be about the same process. Plus you wouldn’t be degrading the desert, you’d be improving Vernon and other places like it.