In this recent post this same topic was discussed already... or am I missing something?
AFAIK, people who owned the systems didn't want it since it violated their systems, and others did want it since it would fix potentially vulnerable systems outside their control.
I read somewhere (home improvement mag?) about a family that had installed shingles that contain PV cells... this enabled them to supply their power needs for the daytime and then get power from the grid at night (also, no unsightly solar panels to deal with). Some months, their bills were next to nothing or negative. I think the initial expense was a little steep, though...
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In this recent post this same topic was discussed already... or am I missing something? AFAIK, people who owned the systems didn't want it since it violated their systems, and others did want it since it would fix potentially vulnerable systems outside their control.
5 = s 8 = b Maybe?
I read somewhere (home improvement mag?) about a family that had installed shingles that contain PV cells... this enabled them to supply their power needs for the daytime and then get power from the grid at night (also, no unsightly solar panels to deal with). Some months, their bills were next to nothing or negative. I think the initial expense was a little steep, though...