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Topic	So, uh, I'm thinking about going solar
foolm0r0n 04/27/23 9:01:22 AM #29:	BakusaiTenketsu posted... There are plenty of benefits for having Solar, but don't think that saving money is one of them, at least not immediately. My system should profit year 1 (just barely) due to the high value of SRECs covering the grid fees. I'm in a very good spot for solar though, getting around 1200kwh/yr per kw. If your spot is less efficient then the value curve is much slower. But yeah, those profit curves usually assume NO inflation of gas prices. I've seen 1 that have a model where you could pick between 0 and 2% yearly gas price inflation. But in the last 3 years it's been like 5% yearly. An outlier sure, but gas is not getting cheaper anymore. --- _foolmo_ he says listen to my story this maybe are last chance <cite>foolm0r0n posted [p:973105972] in So, uh, I'... [t:80423630]...</cite> <quote>BakusaiTenketsu posted... </cite><quote>There are plenty of benefits for having Solar, but don't think that saving money is one of them, at least not immediately.</quote>My system should profit year 1 (just barely) due to the high value of SRECs covering the grid fees. I'm in a very good spot for solar though, getting around 1200kwh/yr per kw. If your spot is less efficient then the value curve is much slower.But yeah, those profit curves usually assume NO inflation of gas prices. I've seen 1 that have a model where you could pick between 0 and 2% yearly gas price inflation. But in the last 3 years it's been like 5% yearly. An outlier sure, but gas is not getting cheaper anymore. --- _foolmo_he says listen to my story this maybe are last chance</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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