Rent Solar Power

So what have you heard about renting solar panels to save on electricity? I did a little more research and they do have solar panels for lease to own as well.

More about this later

Mobear410

i would say any way you can save or produce energy is a good idea in these times

It is true that home owners can now rent solar panels and save hundreds of dollars on the energy bill every year. Where to read more about this is located at the following web sites

http://www.worldwatch.org/node/4828

http://www.rentsolarpanels.com

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I never knew that you could lease solar panels. This is a real game changer because most people are under the assumption that purchasing is the only way to go.

Not only can you lease but you get a tax break for having them installed.

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Se this is something I dont get. sure solar panels are great, but the storage batteries and tehir siposal are the problem. First these batetries costa fortune and seocnd when they fail to hold a charge they have to be disposed of which means chemicals and leeching and plastics and harmful heavy metals.
Id love to see a solar panel work direct but its doubtful they will have earth friendly battery banks.

and some places are suing custmers for using these. It seems a few energy companies sued customers for loss of potential income. Thereby, they argued that twith these peopel not paying for their total electric and opting for self production, their amounts that woudl have been paid woudl cause a losso f funds for providing electricity... its still in appeals.

jimmys devoted wrote:

Se this is something I dont get. sure solar panels are great, but the storage batteries and tehir siposal are the problem. First these batetries costa fortune and seocnd when they fail to hold a charge they have to be disposed of which means chemicals and leeching and plastics and harmful heavy metals.
Id love to see a solar panel work direct but its doubtful they will have earth friendly battery banks.

and some places are suing custmers for using these. It seems a few energy companies sued customers for loss of potential income. Thereby, they argued that twith these peopel not paying for their total electric and opting for self production, their amounts that woudl have been paid woudl cause a losso f funds for providing electricity... its still in appeals.

Actually the price of high capacity storage batteries are not that high plus they are improving all the time

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jimmys devoted wrote:

Se this is something I dont get. sure solar panels are great, but the storage batteries and tehir siposal are the problem. First these batetries costa fortune and seocnd when they fail to hold a charge they have to be disposed of which means chemicals and leeching and plastics and harmful heavy metals.
Id love to see a solar panel work direct but its doubtful they will have earth friendly battery banks.

and some places are suing custmers for using these. It seems a few energy companies sued customers for loss of potential income. Thereby, they argued that twith these peopel not paying for their total electric and opting for self production, their amounts that woudl have been paid woudl cause a losso f funds for providing electricity... its still in appeals.

I would be very interested in knowing what part of the country has done this.

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	MHJ wrote:
	I never knew that you could lease solar panels. This is a real game changer because most people are under the assumption that purchasing is the only way to go.

Here is a couple of links that I found using google and the search term "rent lease solar panels" without quotes

http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/channels/green_home/60330.aspx

http://greenlivingideas.com/solar-energy-photovoltaics/the-next-best-thing-leasing-solar-panels

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