Atm it's about roughly 35-40 cents per kWh. That's much higher than most places in the US which Google is telling me is 16 cents per kWh.
lewis6991
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I just had some installed. ~~Guaranteed 80% efficiency for 20 years.~~ I heavily doubt they will last 60 years.
Had energy storage installed as well. Only guaranteed 90% (~4500 cycles) for 10 years.
EDIT: double checked the data sheet. They are actually 86% for 25 years with a rated 0.5% per year degradation rate.
Solar panels aren't truly renewable since they degrade over time and need to be replaced after around 20-30 years. Yes they can be recycled, but so can (and is) nuclear waste.
Everything has a cost and you can't escape entropy.
This is not a "war", it is a "special military operation".
This is not a "coup", it is a "march for justice".
I expect nothing less from Channel 5.
This has made my day! Sync for Reddit is amazing.
It's worth noting that none of these forums are officially endorsed by the core team. And I'm not sure discourse and stackexchange get too much traffic.
Reddit and matrix were always the main two platforms.
Dam, we're with octopus and we pay 30p/kWh for import.