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To: going hot
Cost of the installation was $80k. However, with a 30% rebate from the State of Louisiana and a 50% federal tax credit, the cost to us was 20%, or $16k.

What we did was finance the $16k for 5 years, and the amount we would have been paying our electric provider each month, we are paying to the bank on the note.

Our energy will be free and clear in 5 years, at which time there is no way to even predict what electric costs will be. The one thing we know for sure is that electricity is never going to be cheaper in our lifetimes.

23 posted on 05/17/2012 10:08:16 AM PDT by JustaDumbBlonde (Don't wish doom on your enemies ... plan it.)
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To: JustaDumbBlonde

Thank you for the info.


24 posted on 05/17/2012 12:33:07 PM PDT by going hot (Happiness is a momma deuce)
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To: JustaDumbBlonde

Pretty irresistable- though, of course I disapprove of the subsidies. Since they were there though you’d have been foolish not to take them.

Interestingly with the end of Chinese solar panel dumping and, eventually, the end of solar subsidies your investment eill become even more valuable if you sell the house.


26 posted on 05/17/2012 2:28:40 PM PDT by mrsmith (Dumb sluts: Lifeblood of the Media, Backbone of the Democrat Party!)
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