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There's the perception that it's an "either" question. When in reality its both. Home solar is a big win, and if nothing else allows capital to be sourced from
by bruce511 2y ago
There's the perception that it's an "either" question. When in reality its both.
Home solar is a big win, and if nothing else allows capital to be sourced from a million home owners.
Centralized solar is a big win, generating grid power Erich is obviously important.
It's not a question of either, it's a question of both.
- macintux 2y agoI should have made it clear: I’m referring to people who are adamantly opposed to large solar installations, apparently because it’s a threat to agriculture? It’s very odd, but I see yard signs and bumper stickers everywhere in rural Indiana.
- throwaway2037 2y agoDo you think some farms in rural Indiana will make more money by converting to a solar power park? I could imagine it, and I could imagine that some people would feel threatened by this change.
- macintux 2y agoSure, but follow the money: unsurprisingly it’s the usual big money bad actors who are funding opposition. https://energyandpolicy.org/fossil-fuel-funding-opposition-renewable-energy/ https://energyandpolicy.org/fossil-fuel-funding-opposition-r...