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Sam Wormley <swormley1@gmail.com> wrote:
> Price of solar energy in the United States has fallen to 5c/kWh on average

If you neglect total life time costs, spamming shit head.

Every now and then I price out solar systems to see if they will pay
back in my lifetime.

So far nothing less than 20 years and that is with a local cost of
roughly $0.27/kWh, spamming shit head.


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Jim Pennino