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I was in China not too long ago and these were very common. I am surprised that we don't see more of them here (especially in homes that don't have natural gas water heaters).

Wish I had the 3 millions dollars. I probably invest it differently though.

Yeah I thought those results seemed a little off. So what is the actual ROI, 19 years? If so, that seams more reasonable. Actually that still shorter ROI than solar usually is. Must be because of the Michigan incentives/regulations and buying the equipment in bulk.

I was unaware of that program; of course I don't live in Michigan. That sounds awesome though. At this point in time I guess that for solar to be financially viable you need to have a program like that in your area and you need to have deep enough pockets to buy the panels/equipment in bulk...

I am not aware of any regulations like that but I left the world of power consulting nearly two years ago so I am not as well versed and up to date as I used to be.

Investor owned utilities have their rates regulated by the Public Service Commission (PSC). EMC's and Electric Cities do not fall under the same regulations. Typically there are two rates provided by all electric utilities, residential and commercial; sometimes industrial as well. There are...

Hooters of Cumberland. When I was trying to research which store it was, their website asked me to "like" them on facebook. I did, which means it is now official, I like Hooters!

That short of a return on investment is unheard of for solar power. Kudos to him.

Ironically, as I was reading this my power went out. Oh well, good excuse to go watch football and have dinner at Hooters.