[Formulajones]

Originally Posted by SRR

I have solar on my house (100% electric)and at first it was awesome to see the small power bills, well now they changed the way they compute the costs and haven't seen one less than $150. and since it has been mostly cloudy and raining for the last 3 weeks our last bill was over $400. I don't see gas powered cars going away here the way these idiots who run the state love taxes/reg. fee's. Public transportation here is a joke, the buses/trolleys I see everyday have hardly any riders. New houses here are being built with solar panels.

Our house is 100% solar too. Did it about 6 years ago. We seldom get rain or even clouds here so it works pretty well, but like you mentioned, I've noticed the bill has crept up a bit since they have changed how they compute costs.

I honestly don't see it as a solution to saving energy, especially when you consider the small handful of states that even see the amount of sunshine we do.

[U47]

Originally Posted by Formulajones

Our house is 100% solar too. Did it about 6 years ago. We seldom get rain or even clouds here so it works pretty well, but like you mentioned, I've noticed the bill has crept up a bit since they have changed how they compute costs.

I honestly don't see it as a solution to saving energy, especially when you consider the small handful of states that even see the amount of sunshine we do.

I'm surprised you guys didn't get locked to a basic service rate in with your original agreement. I did.