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That's a big if. If you own the land, and have it connected to the grid, it at least has some value. The question then becomes what the value of the revenue is
by jillesvangurp 3y ago
That's a big if. If you own the land, and have it connected to the grid, it at least has some value. The question then becomes what the value of the revenue is that you are going to gain replacing the panels. That's a simple economic question, it's probably not going to be nothing.
- bombcar 3y agoIf the grid connectivity issue is cheap enough and easy enough, it’s much easier to build new ones than knock down and old one and then build a new one. Similar thing to houses, where there is available land to build new ones.