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The Forum > General Discussion > 2050 - Population 35m (+60%), emmissions - 20% . Is there any viable solution that excludes nuclear?

2050 - Population 35m (+60%), emmissions - 20% . Is there any viable solution that excludes nuclear?

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King Hazza,

I was specifically talking about home installations.

A 1 sqm 130W panel is about $1000 excl delivery, installation, inverters, etc. For 1kW you need 8 plus the grid connection inverter which will take you to $11 000 before you even start to install.

My costing still stands. By the rubbish you post, I would guess that either you have not installed solar power, or have no idea how little it contributes.

Do a cost benefit analysis, you might surprise yourself.
Posted by Shadow Minister, Wednesday, 4 November 2009 7:53:53 AM
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My family are actually in the process of doing a cost-benefit analysis for solar installation. Our electricity bill is over a thousand bucks every couple of months and rising- despite our rather modest (and shrinking) use of electricity. Initial estimates suggest we may pay off the cost of energy in only a couple of years in cut bills.

But I will get back to you on that, all the same.
Posted by King Hazza, Wednesday, 4 November 2009 3:28:13 PM
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