Nearly 3 in 5 American know that solar panels increase the value of their home.

[jtinmichigan]

Nearly 3 in 5 American know that solar panels increase the value of their home.​

It should be noted that 6 in 5 Americans are bad at math.

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

 

[Ariba]

I also know that 100 out of 100 appraisers know that if the system is leased, the system increases the value by 0%.

Where do you find 100 Appraisers that smart?

 

[Mile High Trout]

It should be noted that 6 in 5 Americans are bad at math.​

And the majority of what's left of the once vital community here is also living in a bubble.

Qualify the value impact on a failing industry.........

Solar is going bankrupt nationwide. Many providers have been found to have defrauded consumers in a multitude of ways. One of the more interesting was providing fake real time interface softwares which provided usage data which was not accurate. Enter the scam artists. Questionable warranties. Solar providers whom don't show up to court to defend their own products. A slue of bankruptcies. Dramatically increasing maintenance costs. International trade and value disparity concerns. Among many others.

All a consequential of government funding, rebates, and subsidies (all forms of welfare) to push something the public otherwise was not willing to pay for themselves.

Central planning never works.

Online research keywords; (anything solar), fail, bankruptcy, fraud, scam, etc

Meanwhile we have had functional solar for over a century with completely 100% recyclable and repurposable components, but nobody wants to invest in something they can not patent or make absurd profits on the supply or waste recapture side. Who wants a solar system that just about anyone can design, purpose, repurpose, service, or recycle?

https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2021/10/how-to-build-a-low-tech-solar-panel/

 

[Ariba]

And the majority of what's left of the once vital community here is also living in a bubble.

Amen.