I pretty much agree with what Matt is saying. Here is my take. One can do
the calculation with varying levels of sophistication, and each of us can
draw the line where we want. Matt includes net purchase price (including
finance charges), OM and increase in property value, and a term of 25
years.
Wrenches,
Matt is right to point out that the biggest underlying factors are the assumed
Service Life of the System in Years and the OM costs during that period. Solar
subsidies and to whom they go (utility industry or end user) and the value that
society puts on pollution and clean energy are
Bob,
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We're currently ordering 3 pump systems for West Africa and ended up using
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past but our needs in some cases exceeded what the
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