In a message dated 11/17/01 9:10:26 AM PDT, hseaver@cybershamanix.com writes:
<< 200,000 / 42 = $4761 for a 20 kwh unit.
> >>
I am a reader of this list but I am not an engineer or an accountant. Just
somebody very interested in energy. I live in a rural area of Washington
state with abundant wood resource. If I sold power from this 20 kwh unit to
the power company at the same rate I buy which is somewhere around 5 cents
per kilowatt hour how much 'money' would this unit be generating? I know it
is not quite this simple but I just want to get a sense of this.
Thank you,
Kirk
