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Having a place you can legally install panels is for the upper class. Do you own a house?
by direwolf20 9mo ago
Having a place you can legally install panels is for the upper class. Do you own a house?
- embedding-shape 9mo agoI'm sure it depends on the country, but in my country (Spain) you can literally go and buy solar panels in the local hardware store and install them without permits, even for renters given you don't destroy anything. And besides that, most owners (as a renter) are OK with you installing solar panels. Never owned a place, had solar panels installed in the last three places I lived in, the first two were apartments, currently renting a house. None of the owners had problems with us installing solar panels.
- adwn 9mo ago> Having a place you can legally install panels is for the upper class. Do you own a house? Owning a house does not require belonging to the "upper class" in Europe.
- IsTom 9mo agoI don't personally own infrastructure to import LNG either. Grid-scale renewables don't require people to own property.
- onlypassingthru 9mo agoGot a balcony in your German apartment? Then you can use solar panels. https://www.dw.com/en/boom-small-solar-devices-plugged-into-household-sockets-german-energy-transition/a-75022163 https://www.dw.com/en/boom-small-solar-devices-plugged-into-...