Question

1. If utility-scale solar PV is so much less expensive than rooftop solar PV on an LCOE basis, why does rooftop PV still get built? In other words, what rule made it a good deal for homeowners to install solar? [3 pts]

2. Name two value considerations (positive or negative) associated with rooftop solar PV that are not accounted for in LCOE. [2 pts]
3. You are considering investing in utilities. Your friend warns you against it, saying that because of the utility death spiral and other factors, it is too risky to invest in electric utilities. [4 pts]
   1. Name two arguments in support of your friend's statement. [2 pts]
4. 2. Name two arguments in opposition to your friend's statement. [2 pts]
      

Answer 1

Answer: a

Rules are :

1. Investigate your home's energy efficiency
2. Assess your solar potential and any limitations
3. Assess your options for going solar
4. Estimate your solar electricity needs
5. Obtain bids and site assessments from contractors
6. Understand available financing and incentives
7. Work with your installer and utility to install the system and set up agreements.

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