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| jersey city, nightlife, cook & moore, rock, ming dynasty, sights, velvet acid christ calling (fuck shit mother fucker mix) letras, ubersitenews humor jokes music movies sports, classic rock, personal essays, jack off, meet the parents, ha ha, alternative hip hop, | The panels are the main part, but then ha we need advances in battery design, they have come a ha long way but improvements are needed. Inverting the DC power to AC was made affordable and fine tuned by Clyde Yamamoto and his Trace engineering company, since bought out by Xantrex, which also bought Statpower (October 1999) and Heart (April 2000). So the industry continues being consolidated. This is still a very costly part of the system and the main part ha that you worry about when it comes to a failure. The units, in the past, were designed to/ hoped to last 18 years. I had one last 17 years. Well I am not holding my breath, but I sure would like to see a practical fuel cell developed!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [reply] by jwax on 12/06/05 [comment buried, show commenthide comment] + 0 diggs What makes me wonder is how a $35K SUV gets a buyer, but a $10K photovoltaic system, which makes money short and long term, is deemed "too expensive". |
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| I started selling photovoltaic in 1986, selling maybe 4 small systems a year, just jersey city a hobby to fund my own system. I had 6 wholesale suppliers at that time. In the mid 90's the Europeans started buying up the companies in the US, I lost all but 2 suppliers and my friends there jersey city say they are continually being offer large sums to sell. The US has never offered any tax credit (big oil) but some states have good programs, Illinois being one, 50% I think, on everything but batteries. It is odd that the first really good jersey city panels were made by an oil company, ARCO, Atlantic Richfield. They were bought up by Siemens, again the forward looking Europeans. I was paying 226.00 for an ARCO 50 watt panel in 1986 and $255 in 2003, the prices have really fallen a great deal Europe must have very high electrical cost or very good credits for a huge % of world solar production is going there. If I order panels today I can expect delivery for 2 to 3 months instead of 2 to 3 days and then must sign an affidavit that I will not resell or send the panels to Europe. |
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