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March 9th, 2006
Solar Power

Solar industry chases a cheaper kilowatt | CNET News.com

The high cost of energy these days is a good stimulus for solar power prices going down. But you knew that already. :)

Solar industry chases a cheaper kilowatt | CNET News.com

Brighter economic prospects for clean energy have set off a race to manufacture more efficient solar panels, which will improve the cost per kilowatt for consumers. Solar PV systems are still substantially more expensive than purchasing electricity generated from fossil fuels or nuclear power, according to industry experts.

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One Response to “Solar industry chases a cheaper kilowatt | CNET News.com”

  1. Dale Says:
    March 10th, 2006 at 9:24 am

    I can honestly say, and because they were gifts I have the advantage there, that I have saved $12 this year so far in battery purchases because of my solar battery charger. If I had purchased it myself it would be October before it paid for itself. Imagine if everyone did what I did? Might be a good blog post.