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> With an outlay of €400-800 and with no installation cost, the panels could pay for themselves within six years For what I’m paying PG&E, this would pay for i
by janalsncm 2y ago
> With an outlay of €400-800 and with no installation cost, the panels could pay for themselves within six years
For what I’m paying PG&E, this would pay for itself in under a year.
- jeffbee 2y agoLiterally one month. JHC.
- dylan604 2y agoIf mean, if you're monthly bill is that high, JHC, to be sure. My highest monthly bill gets in the neighborhood of the low end of that scale, but that's when it's well over 100° (over 40°C for those that can't do the maths) during the summer months, and that's with shitty windows that leak like a sieve. I'd be taping cardboard over the windows if my bills were as high as your one month
- jeffbee 2y agoThe base allowances in the coastal tariff zone are so low that if someone has a 100-year-old house it's easy to run up hundreds of dollars a month on a utility bill in the winter.
- adrianN 2y agoWhat do you pay per kWh? With 800Wp you can expect a few hundred kWh/a.