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So it sounds like large scale deployments have a larger proportion of the cost be due to permitting, and smaller scale (like on a house), would be fairly low by

So it sounds like large scale deployments have a larger proportion of the cost be due to permitting, and smaller scale (like on a house), would be fairly low by comparison.

lazide 2y ago
Not really. It depends on how hard you can be squeezed, and how much they want to squeeze you. Most large scale installations (if they’re smart) will be in areas where the planning authorities don’t have a lot of leverage. Most residential installations (if they’re smart) will be in areas where it’s politically untenable to squeeze homeowners for outrageous fees. Then you have the other places. Either way, even large fees for a larger installation will be a small percentage of the total. $2000 worth of fees for a homeowner will be outrageous percentage wise.