Do you think most of the people will start using solar panels in the future?
By Timex
@Timex123 (3269)
September 23, 2020 10:24pm CST
Solar panels are getting advertised everywhere, and many people got their attention to try it. Some people said that they bought a $2000 solar panels and they were able to save $100 to $200 per month. Solar panels are for the long run and your investment might return after a couple of years. However is it beneficial to invest in it?
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@happylife1 (13404)
• Karachi, Pakistan
24 Sep 20
Yes i think moslty on underdevelpoed counrty
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@piyushbhatia1 (11695)
• India
24 Sep 20
@Timex123 sure. Sooner or later that would be the only option
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@Timex123 (3269)
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24 Sep 20
@piyushbhatia1 Indeed. Oil are not permanent. We really have to look for alternative
@ShyBear88 (59347)
• Sterling, Virginia
24 Sep 20
We would love to have them on the town house we live in. But don’t have the money for it. A lot of places are paying for it and you don’t pay anything till your race returns come in. At this point we are not getting any but maybe in a few years when we are able to buy our first house.
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@ShyBear88 (59347)
• Sterling, Virginia
24 Sep 20
@Timex123 as not a home owner it’s not an option we can get it right now. Also when I have the touch money it goes to pay off bills but if we have that much extra laying around we would put to towards something like that
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@Timex123 (3269)
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24 Sep 20
@ShyBear88 If you have solar panels what are the appliances that you want to use with it?
@Overflowing (3709)
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24 Sep 20
yes i guess. my sis in law are planning to buy some panel.. since our place is a highway of the typhoon we tend to have month long brownout whenever strong typhoon hits us
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@Timex123 (3269)
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24 Sep 20
@Overflowing Indeed. Commonly it is what of the negative part of solar panel it needs a lot of sun light. If there's typhoon or heavy clouds there's a high chance that it'll not change by itself, and I think the wind turbine is commonly used on winds to electricity, maybe I have to buy both ha ha!
@Overflowing (3709)
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24 Sep 20
@Timex123 yes for sure ma frriend,besides after typhoon,the sun is very showy because some trees also are area affected by the strong wind, and no clouds sorrounds it
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@toniganzon (72533)
• Philippines
24 Sep 20
Electric companies in some countries actually buy excess of power from households using solar panels. That's why some are really into it. If you have the money to invest in it, why not?
Our country has been changing our streetlights into solar powered ones to save on energy. It may cost a lot initially but in the long run they can save a lot on electric bill.
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@psanasangma (7280)
• India
24 Sep 20
It sounds sustainable. It looks like it can be installed as alternate power
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@simplfred (20641)
• Philippines
24 Sep 20
I think solar power will have its time in the not so far future... If only the government is backing up the solar energy it will be a big savings for people but no since they are earning from the power companies.
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@Lavanya15 (12888)
• Chennai, India
24 Sep 20
Yes in the upcoming future all people focus on it. I am also planning but due to the virus again my economic crisis start, hope next year I fix in my home.
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@Timex123 (3269)
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24 Sep 20
It's one of the best way that we can do to save more money. Some of them are using it and they can run airconditioner for 24/7 without turning it off and doesn't change them a lot since it's from the solar panel. However, you have to get a big kind of solar panel to make it worth it. I have one panel of it and I can only use it for the lights
