Go solar power, go?

around here its still relatively new, but i hear that theres been a lot of problems. the two most frequent ones i hear are repair bill and roof problems. everytime a repair person goes to work on your panels its about $120 bill and the person will get there whenever possible. the second is problems with leaking roofs, because holes have to be made on your roof to anchor the panels for the bolts to go through, over time rain water will work its way in and mess up your roof. because of this roof problem, many home insurance companies are looking into raising rates for houses with roof mounted panels.

I support solar energy because it is a kind of environmental power. But of course its cost is also large. Since it is clean and it will not create pollution, perhaps we shall accept it.

It may be one of the cleanest ways to generate electricity, and the cheapest, if the panels are installed the right way.

Solar isn't the answer, nor are intermittent power sources. Producing solar panels is enormously polluting for that city, also as most panels will be exported, it's a losing game. With smog so thick, popular crystalline panels won't work at all. The new coal plants are a short term solution, but China will need to go more on Nuclear. Solar isn't "set & forget" as most think.

Like I said elsewhere, solar power is saving about 300$ a month off of our (insanly overpriced) electricity-I honestly have fears of what will happen here as the Provincial government has promised it going up 40% over the next while.

till solar power system i show in my city is very safe and very excellent because from it they get first roof for parking by it ,then permanent electricity without any disturbance so lot of money saving.its really nice and biggest of india.