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Sadly in Canada solar is expensive and extortionist practices, and our
hydro in Ontario is going up 30 percent because of stupid cancel of
contracts for power plant. I wish Canada would follow this model, even them
buying power is half of what we pay for it, so the opposite, man I can’t
wait to leave and move to Japan, now I just have to work on getting here.
In Canada the price on panels would be 3 times that
saludos y gracias
A lot of chinese solar companies went out of business. Some solar
installers won’t carry the chinese brands. So go with japanese brands that
have been around for a long time.
They also did this solar program to help replace the energy production lost
when the fukushima plant went off line. But they didn’t make their goals
with solar. Red tape and unqualified developers caused the failure.
我々 東電エリアに住む貧乏人は、上乗せさせらた料金を強制的に奪られています。
東電を、国営化し 生きている、過去の経営陣からも財産没収するべきです。
Nice video, TheJapanChannelDcom-san. Your clip reminds me of a solar water
heater put on the roof of my parents’ old house where I was brought up. It
looked similar to nowadays solar (photovoltaic) panels but it was much
“thicker.”
We used the hot water from the heater mainly to fill the bath tub. It was
very efficient especially during the summer.
I wonder if people still use that old technology.
Well that’s a good government you have. I think it’s a very good way to get
customers onto the solar train.
Now Japan should work on durability of buildings so that they last more
than 30 years and provide more insulation.
This is would be a good thing to do for a new home. I don’t see how it’s
cost effective for an older home.
+Flankymanga I guess you do realize that I was being sarcastic.
Not everyone likes to have wind turbines in the vicinity, they make pretty
annoying, whirring noises and their swoshing shadows can be quite
disturbing, espec when they come across the road right in front of you. On
the other hand, there are millions of acres of roof space that can – and
should! – be coverd with solar panes.
Covering fields is an absolute no-go!
they have so many earthquakes so they should go away from the nuclear
energy
Its a excellent strive for green energy, but we all know its also about
weather… Are these solar panels strong enough against snow? Ice balls?
Rain? Hurricanes? What is the insurance price?
We need an incentive like that in the U.S.
Why wind? I thought solar is better?