No it just becomes less cost effective.
Max rebate = payback in 8 years
No rebate = payback in 13 years.
Some rebate = payback somewhere in the middle.
Buy the parts and do it yourself will greatly lower the cost.
Labor is a significant part of the cost and it ain't rocket science.
Well, at some point, "less" cost effective becomes "not" cost effective, depending on what you are comparing to and what alternatives you have.
"Buy the parts and do it yourself will greatly lower the cost.
Labor is a significant part of the cost and it ain't rocket science."
You don't really believe they would allow that do you, if it isn't installed by a "licenced installer" you don't get the permit and won't have it at an cost.
No licenced installer, no net meter, plus if they catch you, you tear it out.
> Max rebate = payback in 8 years
> No rebate = payback in 13 years
What discount rate did you use in those calculations?