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Solar to get Cheaper

by Chris Gilbey at 08:47PM (EST) on May 5, 2008 | Permanent Link | Cosmos

Looks like the price of putting solar into your home is about to get a whole lot cheaper... The shortage in the kind of silicon used in solar panels is coming to an end.

Now all we need is for the governments - state and federal - to do what should have been done years ago - to put a premium on home generated solar energy that goes into the grid, so that home owners are encouraged to install solar. If this was done instead of a subsidy payment for the installation there would be a lot more investment in solar in this country.

Keywords: Environment, activism

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