Selling Power

source on pic?

>>1403781

Also, my parents do it. They spent about half of that. Here in Denmark they just sue it to power their own house which given our energy price became worth it after 5 years.

>>1403781
solar setups has a ROI of 10 years.. i dont think you'll make much money

>>1403781
"Hey Mr.Electrical company, let me sell you my power."

"we generate our own power."

"Hey Mr.random citizen let me sell you some power"

"Our electricity is already provided by Mr.Electrical company, it was an agreement we signed into when we rented this apartment."

>>1403850
No idea m8 sorry

>>1403869
What country is that ROI for?

>>1403872
You link up to the grid, any access power gets sent in and the power company pays you, this is nothing new

>>1403882
Do they pay you the same rate that you would buy from them?

>>1405637
un-yes

>>1405637
Most countries, no, not at all.

>>1403872
Here in the US, utility companies are obligated to buy power from you.

>>1405637
No, they give you the bulk price.

>>1403869
Long term investments are the best investments. That time is going to pass anyway, and it saves time compared to researching and investing in 10 different things over a decade. As long as the ROI is at the growth you want.

>>1403851

In Demark lol. Imagine what you'd get in a place that's actually sunny.

>>1403781
I got a whopping 2,87€ last year from my solar panels. Not worth it.

>>1405969
>Here in the US, utility companies are obligated to buy power from you.
maybe in some places but ive been shopping around for solar too. from what i hear utility companies try to not buy poower, they just dont charge you if you have zero usage of theirs