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Frustratingly, the more common doubt is "if it's so good, how are there so few people doing it?" Do you think that 15 years back it was prohibitive from a cost
by ChatGTP 3y ago
Frustratingly, the more common doubt is "if it's so good, how are there so few people doing it?"
Do you think that 15 years back it was prohibitive from a cost perspective now? Was it always this economically viable? I mean ~ $200 a panel, it's a true no brainer, maybe the initial outlay was a little too much for people way back when?
On the other hand, I guess with peaking electricity prices in many parts of the world, it would've easily paid itself off by now for most people.
- otherme123 3y agoYes, it make less sense 15 years ago. I got some help from the government with the loan. IIRC, I calculated the break even in 7-8 years. In fact, I also bought a sun tracker, because at the time it was cheaper than to buy more panels.