[quote=Zeitgeist]PIGGINGTON RETRACTION! Please accept my apology for blaming Brian for starting the dear leader thread.
AFX- You are right, I stand corrected. I did not read carefully enough. That’s what I get for having a public school education. However, you know what Brian did and why he did it. Brian has continued to throw foul petards since he started posting. He is politically incorrigible. I keep seeing one standard for Brian and his defenders and another for anyone who disagrees with them. I do not think he has an authentic interest in the topic. I think it was just another opportunity to get another Bush dig in. That makes you an accomplice to a political threadjack and a Brian enabler.[/quote]
A couple of things.
1) If you are getting PV you will have to keep your old electric meter or turn in the new one for the old one, the new ones don’t run backwards.
2) If you are net metering and SDG&E goes down you will be without electricity just like your neighbor that doesn’t have PV.
3)The rebates keep getting cut in half roughly every year to 18 months(depending on market penetration).
A couple of things.
1) If you are getting PV you will have to keep your old electric meter or turn in the new one for the old one, the new ones don’t run backwards.
2) If you are net metering and SDG&E goes down you will be without electricity just like your neighbor that doesn’t have PV.
3)The rebates keep getting cut in half roughly every year to 18 months(depending on market penetration).
A couple of things.
1) If you are getting PV you will have to keep your old electric meter or turn in the new one for the old one, the new ones don’t run backwards.
2) If you are net metering and SDG&E goes down you will be without electricity just like your neighbor that doesn’t have PV.
3)The rebates keep getting cut in half roughly every year to 18 months(depending on market penetration).
A couple of things.
1) If you are getting PV you will have to keep your old electric meter or turn in the new one for the old one, the new ones don’t run backwards.
2) If you are net metering and SDG&E goes down you will be without electricity just like your neighbor that doesn’t have PV.
3)The rebates keep getting cut in half roughly every year to 18 months(depending on market penetration).
A couple of things.
1) If you are getting PV you will have to keep your old electric meter or turn in the new one for the old one, the new ones don’t run backwards.
2) If you are net metering and SDG&E goes down you will be without electricity just like your neighbor that doesn’t have PV.
3)The rebates keep getting cut in half roughly every year to 18 months(depending on market penetration).
For those in this thread who were considering solar: Did you end up going with an install? What type?
I heard about this “Echo” system which seems to be a fancy way to combine a couple different technologies to get some more bang-for-buck: http://www.pvtsolar.com/whatisit_how.php – any thoughts?
For those in this thread who were considering solar: Did you end up going with an install? What type?
I heard about this “Echo” system which seems to be a fancy way to combine a couple different technologies to get some more bang-for-buck: http://www.pvtsolar.com/whatisit_how.php – any thoughts?
For those in this thread who were considering solar: Did you end up going with an install? What type?
I heard about this “Echo” system which seems to be a fancy way to combine a couple different technologies to get some more bang-for-buck: http://www.pvtsolar.com/whatisit_how.php – any thoughts?
For those in this thread who were considering solar: Did you end up going with an install? What type?
I heard about this “Echo” system which seems to be a fancy way to combine a couple different technologies to get some more bang-for-buck: http://www.pvtsolar.com/whatisit_how.php – any thoughts?
