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truedelphi

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2. Someone had a tweet on awhile ago regrding a Calif. landlord who

Reply to Benton D Struckcheon (Original post)

Sat Feb 22, 2014, 08:16 PM

Feb 2014

Installed solar. His two dozen apartment dwelling tenants paid him rent, but no utilities.

Cost for all two dozen units after installing solar? Twenty two bucks a month! Not a piece - but for all apts combined!

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The Death Spiral of the Utilities Starts in Hawaii [View all] Benton D Struckcheon Feb 2014 OP

hawaii is captive of an obsolet and evil power monoply nt msongs Feb 2014 #1

Someone had a tweet on awhile ago regrding a Calif. landlord who truedelphi Feb 2014 #2

That's an eye opener. n/t Benton D Struckcheon Feb 2014 #3

Do you honestly think that publicly owned utilities will mind? eridani Feb 2014 #4

You bet they mind. kristopher Feb 2014 #5

Maybe I have that bias because Seattle City Light is dependent on hydro eridani Feb 2014 #6

Google this kristopher Feb 2014 #7

Seattle has hydro, but also invests in alternative sources, and encourages home solar generation: freshwest Feb 2014 #8