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I'm a huge fan of renewables. Basically the technology is hear to go 100% green. What's really missing are big government incentives to speed up the process. That's something that really makes me sad.

There is nothing wrong in supporting the renewables. But you must be ready to pay the price. For example, electricity from the thermal power plants cost around $0.03 per KWh. The same from solar panels cost at least $0.10 to $0.20 per KWh. Are you ready to pay the increased price?

Nope not unless it is on the taxpayer dollar and by that I mean subsidized cost an example being subsidizing the cost of changing a lightbulb although most green investments take years to recoup even with some rebates. Installing a new water heater unless your old one is really old is a good example even the solar panels unless you can sell back to the grid at a premium.

The energy which is produced by solar panels you can sell only in the daytime. They have very low productivity and so during the night you will take out more energy than the sell day.

Well you are right about solar energy, but solar is not the only way to produce electric energy. There are other safe ways of producing energy, while not damaging the nature and planet it self. More and more people are using wind, water and natural things for producing energy, and that is really great, because they get electricity and they do not damage nature.

Renewable energy must be the energy that the world must use in order to save the earth from more pollution. Instead of using charcoal and nuclear power then why dont we shift to solar power, hydro power, wind power and many more. There are many ways of producing energy and we must choose the energy that is environmental friendly and sustainable.

That is right, we need to be more focused on natural way of producing electricity... Well that is only till the time comes and cold fusion start to be widely used. I am more for natural and safe way of producing energy, but i can not oversee one question that comes to my mind all the time. Will solar, hydro, and wind power be enough to supply us? I do not think it will. But as far as i know, and i must say i do not know much, cold fusion is future. Maybe every house will have small fusion generator which will produce energy for them. And as far as i know, its pretty much safe.