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Quote from: Areuinsane on December 27, 2019, 05:40:18 PM

I have a solar panel in my village. In the summer, there is enough energy, and the heating season has begun. Energy is already not enough, you have to connect a gasoline generator. With more powerful panels and good batteries, the idea is very promising.

One question: how much funds does it take to put solar panels on everyones home? and not in all locations it will be beneficial, you need to consider the number of sunny days in a particular region.

On average, the payback of solar panels comes in 10 years.

BTW: Its cheaper to assemble a panel from parts than to buy a new one. However, to ensure the normal functioning of all electrical appliances ... many panels are needed ..

I completely agree with you - a lot depends on the region where the panels will be installed. I used to figure out how beneficial it would be to install solar panels on my house and it turned out that for the central regions of Poland, the payback period of panels is generally at least 12 years.

YEss. And, tt the same time, for a standard set of electrical appliances in the autumn-winter-spring period, electricity will generally not be enough, not to mention giving it as a partial payment.