Most Huggable: Home Solar Revolution, Green Remodeling Tips and Green Diapers
by Team Treehugger, Worldwide on 07.16.08
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Why do you insist on posting useless teasers with no access to further information.??????
Every time I have clicked on a link under the HUGG heading all I have found is a whole page dedicated to the same potentially interesting but ultimately useless sentence that I found on the last page. No elaboration. No additional information. Why the link? Why the empty sentence?
I stopped clicking on them some time ago then tonight accidentally mistook one for a Planet Green link. Upon learning that HUGG, whatever that is supposed to mean, has not changed in the two years or so I had to ask; Why? What is the point? Why are you wasting your and our time?
I want to make a request. If Treehugger includes a story on leaseback solar installations can they try to explain the economics of it (I know this is only a link to someone else's article). I have had some much trouble with people who see lease back deals like Citizen RE and think they are valid businesses. Lease backs are possible but they aren't going to be anywhere close to utility prices until PV is dirt cheap. Citizen RE for example, claims they will build the worlds largest PV factory, which will bring down the cost per watt to make if cost effective. Unfortunately they haven't taken any steps to build the plant and even if they did the bottleneck is refined silicon, not the construction of PV modules. These companies also like to claim they will take care of maintenance, as if there is some maintenance involved in a PV system. It is a solid state technology. You put it up and it works, thats it. Maintenance is not a value added service on a no maintenance system.