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this should be the post Bob's talking about
this should be the post Bob's talking about
http://www.doomsdayprepperforums.co...-energy-choosing-between-solar-and-wind.3886/
this should be the post Bob's talking about
I'm hoping that eventually the power companies play ball, and that the solar leasing companies can get more of a foothold in the state.
Solar leasing is actually pretty cool, from a prepper standpoint. They provide and own all the equipment, and they keep the tax break, while you pay a monthly lease fee (which at least is steady, vs. fluctuating power use), that is generally cheaper than your power bill would be. Thing is, if the SHTF, you still have the equipment all there, doing what it does...hehe....
I'm hoping that eventually the power companies play ball, and that the solar leasing companies can get more of a foothold in the state.
Solar leasing is actually pretty cool, from a prepper standpoint. They provide and own all the equipment, and they keep the tax break, while you pay a monthly lease fee (which at least is steady, vs. fluctuating power use), that is generally cheaper than your power bill would be. Thing is, if the SHTF, you still have the equipment all there, doing what it does...hehe....
I'm hoping that eventually the power companies play ball, and that the solar leasing companies can get more of a foothold in the state.
Solar leasing is actually pretty cool, from a prepper standpoint. They provide and own all the equipment, and they keep the tax break, while you pay a monthly lease fee (which at least is steady, vs. fluctuating power use), that is generally cheaper than your power bill would be. Thing is, if the SHTF, you still have the equipment all there, doing what it does...hehe....
I'm hoping that eventually the power companies play ball, and that the solar leasing companies can get more of a foothold in the state.
Sorry must be a crash at my end for the duplication.
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