The only good thing about this, is that I won't have these annoying solar companies knocking on my door.
Not that this news is great. We should promote green energy.
I will just get the panels and do it myself.
Not that this news is great. We should promote green energy.
I will just get the panels and do it myself.
But some states have had to push regulations because door to door marketing teams have misrepresented who they are, used pressure, and tried their best to imply without saying that a "switch" to renewable energy was non-optional or was like some technical correction with a billing problem.
I was told I would get "FREE SOLAR".
At least in the midwest, when I hear solar, I hear scam. I would much rather purchase equipment myself and do the install myself.
All of it is a scam. I head these people off early if I see them walking around my neighborhood.
Although this was probably 10 years ago, so maybe it's changed now.
I still think everyone should believe in it as a value proposition, and as as a way to balance risk from grid instability, but I would like better information about who is reliable and who the bad actors are.