[Vehlijanta]

You will say solar panels are expensive but if you look at the overall cost and investment it's worth because over a period of time you'll start earning from it and you can sell that extra electricity produced to your respective electricity board. And you can get it installed at subsidized rates with the help of Government schemes.

[augusta]

Yes the solar panels is money saver, when once you have install them you can rest assured that you would be spending less money.

[nela13]

I have solar panels in my house, the ones I have are used to heat water, they are very efficient. Now we want to buy solar panels to produce electricity, we will probably install them this year, our goal is to produce enough to save 50% of our electricity bill every month.

[augusta]

Electric bill some months can be very expensive here some months it will better to install the solar panels to save money on such bills

[ahmer568]

Solar panels are good solution to save your electricity bill. Solar panels which will be installed on roof of your home works well even for 10-25 years. However sometimes you need to change the batteries in solar system. And batteries are expensive. It depends upon use of battery. If you are using battery continuously then you have to change it in every 3-6 months. Furthermore sometime fault comes in Solar inverter as well. So you have to change it with new one or repair it.

[augusta]

if we can use solar panels with other appliances not only ligt then it will be a good one for all homes

[Nsikan]

How much electricity would you generate to start distributing it to people? That would be a very huge investment.

[Jem Smith]

In Australia there is a government subsidy you can get to put solar panels on your home. It doesn't cover the full cost, but it makes it cheaper. I have solar panels, and my last electricity bill was actually in credit. It's not that way every time, but we usually don't pay more than about $50 a quarter any more (down from up to $1000).

-- 14 May 2023, 15:49 --

How much electricity would you generate to start distributing it to people? That would be a very huge investment.

It depends on the setup. In some countries solar panels feed into the national grid, so if you don't generate enough electricity in a day to power your home you still get electricity from the grid, but if you generate extra it feeds in to help power other people's homes.

[GnomeXray]

Yes it can save you a lot of money at the moment I don't have solar pannels but maybe in the fature I will

[augusta]

Yes it can save you a lot of money at the moment I don't have solar pannels but maybe in the fature I will

That's the whole idea it will help you save money which is what we want.

[JASPREET]

These are quite expensive but I may go for these when I have enough

[augusta]

This will help one cut down energy bills to a lathe extent. Though expensive but still worth it

[astutimeliana723]

Unfortunately solar panels are not very familiar in my country, it is still rare to use them. Either due to lack of knowledge or lack of facilities. We still rely on electricity from BUMN (State Owned Enterprises)

[jackchun]

It is clean and energy saving, and has been encouraged by many countries and governments, I think you can earn profit from this opportunity

[Nsikan]

The sun is free to tap and use. It is sure cheaper as it doesn't require that much regular maintenance.

[Netherrealmer]

In have solar panels now but I only use them for lighting