PV Gap

Brad Said:

example of solar power supply in the furniture industry?

We Answered:

A quick answer is Yes..

What is your power usage in kWh's per year?

What are you being charged per kWh?

Do you have the roof space or a good place for a ground mount system with a clear view of the sky?

What City and State do you live in?

If you install before 12/31/2008 you can get a 30% tax credit on the total installed cost. That is for business only. Your state may have other incentives you can cash in on.

If you like email me and we can work up a system and a cost and give you an idea of your what your ROI will be. Normally a business can make a killing. Things are not so good for a home owner but even they can save money but just takes longer.

If you have microsoft excel you can download this cost planner. It does not show the larger industral systems but will give you a good idea of how much you can save over the years.

http://store.oynot.com/media/Oy-Not-Cost…

It does have macros in it to do the math in the background.

Eddie Said:

If our tax dollars had been used to fund solar energy instead of nuclear power, wouldn't we be better off now?

We Answered:

Then we wouldn't have depleted uranium.

Alberto Said:

Hey.....................................…

We Answered:

3 greenhouse gases retain heat from the sun but do not increase the energy reaching the earth from the Sun.

Nathaniel Said:

Have you seen the MIT press release about their photovoltaic hydrogen experiments?

We Answered:

MIT has also discovered new lower costs electrodes to use in making hydrogen. To me though I am alittle more excited about Penn state working with microbes to make hydrogen.