quotations about solar power
So why do utilities try to stop their customers from financing local solar generation? Because, as the electric utility thinktank, Edison Electric Institute, warned back in 2013, solar power generates the most in mid-afternoon, when utilities traditionally charge the most, which means solar power is a disruptive challenge such as utilities have never faced before, and if they don't get ahead of it they may go the way of AT&T Long Lines when the internet exploded.
JOHN S. QUARTERMAN
"Georgia Power has opportunities to lead in solar power", Valdosta Daily Times, July 28, 2017
Customer solar energy generation reduces wear on utility lines because most of that solar power is used behind the meter and never travels through the wires.
JOHN S. QUARTERMAN
"Georgia Power has opportunities to lead in solar power", Valdosta Daily Times, July 28, 2017
Together by electric fate
I'm your solar power princess
Your technological soul mate
Devotion at the speed of light
FELIX DA HOUSECAT
"Rocket Ride"
Rising energy bills, climate concern, fears about energy security, and improved technology are all increasing demand for renewable power. Solar power is environmentally friendly, available everywhere, and versatile. It is also, currently, the most expensive form of renewable energy--but costs are coming down and the energy source itself is free.
ISABEL THOMAS
The Pros and Cons of Solar Power
With the cost of energy constantly on the rise, going solar gives you the ability to control rising energy costs and creates positive PR from choosing to go green at your operation.
MIKE WILLIAMS
"Solar power shines across produce industry", The Packer, July 19, 2017
Solar, as you know, hasn't caught on because, I mean, a solar panel takes 32 years -- it's a 32-year payback. Who wants a 32-year payback? The fact is, the technology is not there yet.
DONALD TRUMP
interview, FOX News, March 2012
The beauty of solar power is that it has very few running costs: once the capital investment has been made the energy is effectively free, while fossil fuels must be purchased continuously and all indications are that prices will continue to rise.
GEOFF STAPLETON & SUSAN NEILL
Grid-connected Solar Electric Systems: The Earthscan Expert Handbook for Planning, Design and Installation