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Environment & Energy

broiles

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4. We have an all electric house. No gas and its a big house.

Reply to Javaman (Reply #3)

Wed Aug 21, 2013, 10:20 PM

Aug 2013

To meet all of our needs exceeded what Oncor was willing to subsidize. I'm happy to get what I got. Maybe later I will go for the whole shebang. I wish.

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In Texas, Oil Is Big But Solar Is Cheap [View all] jpak Aug 2013 OP

We llive in Texas and just had a solar array installed. broiles Aug 2013 #1

br... what is the peak output of your system? .nt quadrature Aug 2013 #2

Only 40%? Javaman Aug 2013 #3

We have an all electric house. No gas and its a big house. broiles Aug 2013 #4