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| Greenbuilding Archive for May 2001 |
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| 433 messages, last added Tue Nov 26 17:25:25 2002 |
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[GBlist] PV incentives update - California <FYI>
== PV incentives update - California ==
California Energy Commission just increased its buydown incentive for
renewable energy systems to $4.50 per watt retroactive to February 18, 2001.
For example if a $18,000 utility intertie solar system produces 13.3 kWh
per day (close to the national average amount of electricity used) may be
purchased for $9,000 instead of the previous $11,000.
Including a $2,000 installation fee (you pay 50% of that) the total price
tag is $10,000.
If you pay $0.20/kWh now, solar provides a 10% return on investment,
according to "RealGoods" Newsletter 5/31/2001. If you pay $0.30/kWh (like
San Diego) solar provides a 15% return on investment.
(( Derived from: Real Goods "Solar Times" Number 30))
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