Proxmox has a good feature set for a fraction of the cost. VMWare has some
extra niceties, but for 10x the money.
My current employer is using VMWare. The previous two had Proxmox. I like
them both just fine, but if I was writing the check I’d pick Proxmox every time.
….that said, my W
The LA times has an article about CA landfills filling up with solar panels.
It is behind a paywall, so I guess I won’t read it. Sounds like hyperbole to
me. First, the all the solar panels in the state, by volume probably don’t
match a weeks’ worth of municipal solid waste by volume, so that
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Here's a PDF of the article in today's Merc.
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On 7/15/2022 9:53 AM, Chuck McCown via AF wrote:
The LA times has an article about CA landfills filling up with solar
panels. It is behind a paywall, so I guess I won’t read it. Sounds
like hyperbole to me. First, the all the solar panels i
Mark gets some press!
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It's always about the money.
https://www.theverge.com/2022/7/8/23200153/solar-panel-value-recycling-renewable-energy
On 7/15/2022 12:26 PM, Bill Prince wrote:
Here's a PDF of the article in today's Merc.
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On 7/15/2022 9:53 AM, Chuck McCown via AF wrote:
The LA times has an article about
OK, hyperbole, the stream of waste has hardly started.
Not filling up the landfills.
The type of waste? Copper, Selenium?
You can buy supplements of those at the drug store.
Arsenic? Very little in a panel.
And Arsenic has a hormetic effect. People are healthier if their drinking
water
Well done. I am trying to do the same. Just no guvmnt dollars yet. Jealous.
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Chuck,
Thanks Chuck. You played a big roll in this about 12 years ago. Gave me access to your guys. They showed me that Fiber was a feasible option for a small company.
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I find it pretty hard to believe that a lot of solar panels that get
replaced just because they're "at the end of their life cycle". I'd bet
that there will be a decent market for used panels that can still do ~50%
of their output. If nothing else, somebody should start collecting them
all and fil
You probably don't get free money for using used panels, only new
panels. And there's probably a grant for 'Upgrading' to more efficient
panels.
On 7/15/2022 1:33 PM, Mathew Howard wrote:
I find it pretty hard to believe that a lot of solar panels that get
replaced just because they're "at th
Yes. If you could get a BLM lease for a large chunk of ground, you could plant
them and who cares if it takes twice the acrage, $500/hour/megawatt would be a
nice income stream. And there is some good math behind just laying them flat
on the ground, with a tiny bit of angle on the N/S axis so
Yeah, that's just what I was thinking. "recycling" old solar panels could
be a good business opportunity.
On Fri, Jul 15, 2022 at 1:58 PM Chuck McCown via AF wrote:
> Yes. If you could get a BLM lease for a large chunk of ground, you could
> plant them and who cares if it takes twice the acrage
Does anyone else feel like this is being hyped to force a "solar panel
recycling mandate"... And people are taking their panels down after 25
year ( and a 10-20% decrease in output ) "lifetime"? More likely they
are being sold a new array that exceeds their old array because they are
qualif
I would have to think that the amount of waste in a solar panel is
1/1000 that in a dead cpu board..
On 7/15/22 11:11 AM, Chuck McCown via AF wrote:
OK, hyperbole, the stream of waste has hardly started.
Not filling up the landfills.
The type of waste? Copper, Selenium?
You can buy supplements
One of the main reasons solar panels get trashed/removed from service is
damage. One good hail storm is a utility scale solar farm and you now have
5-10k panels to replace.
On Fri, Jul 15, 2022 at 5:47 PM Robert wrote:
> I would have to think that the amount of waste in a solar panel is 1/1000
>
I could have sworn you told us you did some sort of crazy expensive run for
some farmer that could have been done with PTP600 for a fraction of the
cost like 10 years ago...paid for by the government...
On Fri, Jul 15, 2022 at 2:13 PM Chuck McCown via AF wrote:
> Well done. I am trying to do th
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