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If you read the article clearly you would note that there is a health and environmental cost to coal and other fossil fuels, which needs to be calculated as part of the costs of production. This is why carbon taxes are now being introduced in many locations.

It’s possible you are unnecessarily keeping the costs high by being too restrictive on suppliers. Few of the companies selling solar panels today are certain to be around in 20-25 years, the conservatively expected life of a system. But all you need is an American insurance policy on the guarantee. For O&M – mainly replacing inverters when they fail earlier – there is no great advantage to using the original installer. Are you insilisting on buying American? The quality standards of first-tier Chinese manufacturers like Trina are good enough for Warren Buffett, they should be good enough for you.

What is the Uranium reserve as confirmed now which is economically viable.

The sun is literally shining on Clean Power Solution’s solar PV installations. They are installing more solar PV systems than ever before and are now seeking to buy dead leads from other solar PV installers and energy consultants. Clean Power solutions will actually buy any commercial projects above 11kWp that have halted because of the cost of Grid connection or the refusal of the local DNO to allow Grid connection because of constraint problems.

Their patented new storage and Grid connection system means that for them; they can connect ANY amount of generation to the Grid at G83/2 conditions, can not be refused by the DNO and all Grid connections have no upgrade costs. All of the DNO’s have reviewed the design and agree that it is perfectly acceptable and connections using this method are G83/2 compliant.

Their new energy storage system means that even with the recent decimation of the Feed in Tariffs, a 50 kW solar PV system can give a return of 22% and a 5 year payback, meaning that once again solar PV is worth installing if combined with storage. It also means that for the customer, they can use all of the generated power rather than send it to the Grid and then buy it back.

In the past, the problem has been that export or connection in constrained areas has been limited to roughly 4 kW per phase. Clean Power Solution’s new storage system allows any amount of power to be stored and fed to the Grid at G83 conditions. This patented new method is creating more work for Clean Power Solutions than they can handle in many locations and they are looking to expand their teams around the country.

Any company that has dead leads which cannot progress because of Grid connection problems is invited to contact Clean Power Solutions on 01704 821419 x 303 to discuss your options.

Depends on location. I put in 30KW. I shopped the internet, then self installed. With that I got the 30% tax credit. I also get $5000/yr. in state rebates. Combine that with net metering and my payback is only four years. In addition, the state sill will pay $5000/yr beyond when it’s paid for so I’ll be making thousands in addition to free electricity. If the state extends the incentives beyond 2020 I could be making some serious money!

10,000,000 sq ft.
8,000,000 sq ft allowing 20% loss for space between rows.

Picking a panel that’s just under 16% efficient
260 watts in 17.75 sq ft
450,704 Panels

117,183,099 Watts
117 MW

5 Avg solar hours per day
586 MWh/Day
365 Days
213,859 MWh/Year
214 Thousand MWh/Year

3,725,101Thousand MWh Total US Consumption 2013 (EIA)

0.006 Percent US Annual Consumption

$2.13/watt Q2 2015 Avg Cost Commercial Solar
$249,600,000 Installed Cost

(Always check my math….)

Why doesnt someone make these simple points who has some scientific credibility?

Answering that question would take a lot of work. One would have to start by determining the area of every flat roof in all those places.

A short cut answer is that the more solar we install, the more the price of solar installation falls. The less coal we use. As we bring more EVs on line the solar will help us cut oil use and imports. Using less oil would decrease SA’s and Russia’s GDP and, more importantly, their political power.

How much are we spending defending Middle East oil producing operations? How much did we spend on three oil wars?

Unknown numbers, but the results would clearly be good for us in every way. And we didn’t even bring climate change and health costs into the conversation.

Running a train by putting solar panels on top wouldn’t work. But panels on top could run the lights and AC in the passenger cars in some situations. India is giving that a try.

http://cleantechnica.com/2015/06/08/indian-railways-get-promising-results-solar-powered-coach/

And in Belgium they covered a long section of train track with solar panels. The power generated helps to run the train.

http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2011/jun/06/tunnel-solar-belgium-rail

I’m sure you know many of the world’s trains run on electricity. Why don’t you look up what they use per mile and figure out how many panels it would take to power them. What percentage of the track would need to be covered with panels to produce as much electricity as the train needs.

And do a Google search or two. There’s other stuff there.

This industry needs some middlemen to step in between the homeowner and the solar industry to keep this industry honest! Basic questions everybody should ask is how much a system costs to prevent Tier 1, 2, 3, and 4 and how long would each system takes to pay itself off if you kept paying what you currently are paying.

Jerri, you can contact me on steve@maryland.usa.com. i am working with a solar energy company here in Nigeria. we understand the market so if you want us to do somethings together get back to me.

Which provider was it?

At my previous house I used to have to wash off my panels every couple of days during blackberry season. For some reason birds liked to rest on top of my panels and digest bellies full of berries. This house, for over ten years, not a single bird poop.

The need to wash panels is a local issue. Even moving a couple miles can make a difference.

You can’t control the birds, Bob. They will do what they do. I am in the high desert far enough away from Los Angeles, that the air is quite clean, but thunderstorms will deposit a residue on your panels that matches what is on your car windshield.

You live in a dirty place, Jerry. ;o)

“…computer-controlled mirrors roughly the size of a garage door reflect sunlight to boilers atop 459-foot towers. The sun’s power is used to heat water in the boilers’ tubes and make steam, which drives turbines to create electricity.”

Thanks Bob, very useful and current information. I am trying to make a pitch to Nigerian Telecom operators

I’ll put up the latest Lazard LCOE chart that shows the cost of electricity from a diesel generator and PV solar (along with other generating methods).

As you can see diesel doesn’t look too good.

If you want to read what’s behind the chart here’s the link –

http://www.lazard.com/PDF/Levelized%20Cost%20of%20Energy%20-%20Version%208.0.pdf

LCOE isn’t really a life cycle cost analysis. It generally covers only the first 20 years of use. Since we’ve now got solar panels that are 40 years old and doing fine it’s not hard to guess that solar will only pull further ahead of the diesel generator past year 20. The solar system will require almost no maintenance and no fuel. End of life costs for solar are likely to be far cheaper.

Your electricity is being sourced from clean sources. Your money is going to companies that own solar, wind, biogas, whatever generation. It’s not going to coal plants.

Sure, the electrons are all mixed together. But the money isn’t.

You’re paying (I hope) a little extra as a way to drive the market faster to renewable energy and faster away from fossil fuels. Let’s say you and others contract for all the electricity ABC Clean Wind Farms can produce. That means that they’re going to install more turbines.

And the value of the coal plant is going to sag as they have to unload their extra power for less.

Think of that small additional cost as a partial makeup for all the fossil fuel you’ve burned in your life.

That means about nothing to most people who read this site.

Please include either US dollars or euro numbers. It makes no sense to ask your readers to figure out what a crore is and how much a rupee is worth.

hi

The oldest comments on this article are three years old, so probably the graphs were the latest data available at the time of writing.