The average American house uses less than 12,000 kilowatt hours a year and a 1 kW (kilowatt) solar panel system produces about 2,000 kWh a year. So you would need a 6 kW solar panel system to produce enough energy to fuel your house. Right now solar panel systems of that size would cost around $45,000 to buy and install. This means it would take about 37 years to pay off the cost of buying the system (income tax reductions included). The bad thing is the life span of solar panels today are 25-30 years so you most likely won't get your money back.
There are no solar car batteries you can buy. You can purchase a solar battery charger and solar panels but not a solar battery that you install in a vehicle.
The cost of electric panels would be dependent on the type of panels used. Some of the costs can be reimbursed in the form of an energy rebate or as a refund on taxes.
You can get solar panels and wind turbines. They're pretty much free to run, but it will cost to buy and install them.
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$600.00-$560.00
A question about solar energy could be: what is solar energy?: what does solar energy do?:does solar energy do anything for the earth/planet?
10-15 grand
There are many different types of solar panels. Most of them will cost around $329.
No, solar panels currently do not save as much money as they cost. However, if you are to keep them in good working shape for 15+ years then you may recoup your investment.
it would cost about 3000 $ for that project.
That depends on what you need them for. It also depends on how much square footage you need to cover and the quality of your solar panels.
On your taxes you can save up to 30 percent. It will take a lot to get the solar panels though but it will be worth every penny and the time. Good luck on this journey.