In 2012 we put in Geothermal heating and solar on our roof. In 2020 we bought our first electric car. Currently we are considering how we can disconnect from the grid and or at least have a solar backup solution. There are quite a few options. None of these were inexpensive but at the time the federal and state governments were giving re…
In 2012 we put in Geothermal heating and solar on our roof. In 2020 we bought our first electric car. Currently we are considering how we can disconnect from the grid and or at least have a solar backup solution. There are quite a few options. None of these were inexpensive but at the time the federal and state governments were giving rebates, the solar had options for leasing the equipment, and we were going to need to replace our furnace within a few years. Economically, our choices all cost us way less than the old 20th century solutions.
In 2012 we put in Geothermal heating and solar on our roof. In 2020 we bought our first electric car. Currently we are considering how we can disconnect from the grid and or at least have a solar backup solution. There are quite a few options. None of these were inexpensive but at the time the federal and state governments were giving rebates, the solar had options for leasing the equipment, and we were going to need to replace our furnace within a few years. Economically, our choices all cost us way less than the old 20th century solutions.