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To: george76
Coloradians need to put solar onto their homes (assuming they don't have tons of shade, and assuming they don't live under the thumbs of a control-freak HOA).

The Dims lie their butts off when they say things like we'll get completely off of fossil fuels and such. They also lie when they say green energy projects they force onto you are the best way and for your own good. In reality it's to enrich their crony capitalists.

But if you buy a solar system that's customized for your specific energy consumption behaviors, it'll at least remove some of the control the Dims have on your energy needs. My solar system in Alabama produces about 3/4ths of the power I need. Thus I worry less if the govt will force my power company to shut down another coal plant. Nor do I worry much about the fact that natural gas is about twice as much on the commodities market as it was this time last year (due in large part to Biden starting a fracking ban, that impacts my power bill because my power company now produces more electricity from burning gas). All that stuff impacts me only 1/4th as much as it used to.

6 posted on 07/26/2021 8:10:27 AM PDT by Tell It Right (1st Thessalonians 5:21 -- Put everything to the test, hold fast to that which is true.)
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To: Tell It Right

“put solar onto their homes”

I think an attractive storage building with a solar panel roof might be the way to go.


7 posted on 07/26/2021 8:34:02 AM PDT by Brian Griffin
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To: Tell It Right

There will come a time that you will be taxed for the sunshine you use.
There is no getting away from them.
They want you to have nothing.


17 posted on 07/26/2021 9:58:50 AM PDT by Iceclimber58
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