Anyone have any experience in manufacturing here? I'd love

>>1360241
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http://www.what-is-coaching.com/support-files/lazymansway2riches.pdf
http://www.scienceofgettingrich.net/itworks.pdf

Educate yourself.

Where are you from?

I remember that a few years back in Europe everyone would get subventions for buying solar panel, didnt last though.

What competitive advantage do you propose? If you do the same shit as everyone else chances are you'll never manage to compete.

Moreover, I saw something about flexible solar panels, even more competition now

>>1360277
localized distribution - we're in the middle of the ocean, and all of our panels are currently shipped in from no less than 1600 miles away. I can cut that down to 1-50 miles. Even if I use the same current design principles as others, I can reduce panel prices through localization and massive tax breaks through local employment programs.

>>1360241
Solar panel manufacturing is a capital intensive and highly competitive global industry dominated by China, and to a lesser extent US/Japanese firms. The name of the game is increasing efficiencies of the panels year after year which is a constant arms race.

As a startup you will do better being the regional distributor/installer for one of these firms as opposed to starting your own company from scratch.

>>1360268
thank you
>>1360288
we currently already have 2 main companies that work as installers - my thought is that if I can manufacture competitively efficient panels here, I could use that as a way to sell to those installers/government through reduced pricing as proposed here >>1360287

> equator

So most of the workforce will be niggers? They will steal, wreck your shit, and worse.