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Why crowd funding could disrupt how solar power is created
- rikacomet 14y agowell yeah, kick starter is no charity, but you can look at it in this way as well that the masses are still reluctant to install solar power in a lot of countries including my own, they just don't care even after our govt is giving heavy discount, but such projects, which take the money from who care to spread this technology, and installs free premises for others, are like a social entrepreneurs. Adoption of Solar Power, would just in turn drive down costs, increase reach and awareness, and in a way, no one could push solar power that easily on others before kickstarter. So except for this, I agree on majority of your article.