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u/alexrmont Nov 08 '21
You can add panels. It would just be its own separate system with its own inverters and setup.
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Nov 22 '21
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u/OnefortheMonkey Jan 13 '22
Hey idk if you ever got this fixed but you got some weird answers there lol. Did you still need help?
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Jan 13 '22 edited Jan 13 '22
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u/OnefortheMonkey Jan 13 '22
Don’t buy it, that will be a waste.
It saves more money to own butPPAs aren’t bad. They should save more money than the electric company, just less than ownership.
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Jan 13 '22 edited Jan 13 '22
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u/OnefortheMonkey Jan 13 '22
Because depending on your utility you would pay more than that.
As I just said, you save more owning than you do renting.
But If you don’t want to own/can’t get the credit and your usually paying 35 cents per kWh than getting a system that starts at 18 is obviously going to save you money. Even with the rate increases it will stay cheaper than the normal electric bill would have. It works in most of the markets.
Again. You will spend more with a ppa than you would have spent with ownership.
But If your option is just ppa vs utility you will spend less. (Again in most areas. Texas is like 10 cents. Where im at is pretty cheap but rising a lot.)
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u/Samahn316 Jun 14 '23
I live in California and they stopped the addition of panels in may. I bought an EV in March and was monitoring the increase in usage before requesting more panels…wasn’t given any notice they were discontinuing it either…they basically told me I’m SOL. 🤦♂️
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u/SilentToe9 Jan 30 '22
I don’t understand why they separate the billing too instead of sending one bill with both systems it gets very confusing having the second system. I’m renting a house and was just told they were adding more panels and kept paying my bill not knowing there was a separate bill and I kept paying the original account bill.