When the BioMass Hits the Wind Turbine
Society & Culture
As solar goes more mainstream, we are beginning to see solar “aluminum siding salesmen” knocking on doors and trying to sell homeowners systems that are overpriced and may or may not meet the needs of the household. We are seeing misleading advertisements claiming there are “new incentive programs for your zip code” that the utility companies “don't want you to know about.”
So how do you separate the truth from the BS?
Every six months, the solar consulting company Energy Sage publishes a comprehensive study, asking solar installers around the nation questions about how the business has changed and what things really cost in the market today.
Join Annie and Jay Warmke of Blue Rock Station for a discussion of this report's findings and what you should expect to pay should you decide to put solar on your roof.
#114 - Socially Responsible Investing
121 – Agrarian Land Trusts
118 – Preppers
146 – the Environmental Impact of Lawns
#115 – Becoming a Flexitrian
151 – Utility Scale Solar
193 - Building a Sustainable Community
108 – The Doula of Death
122 – Electrify Everything
045 – Creating a Non-Profit Homestead
192 – Why being Kind may not be Nice
191 – The End of Work
130 – Buying Land
190 - Sustainable Trends in the News
189 - Solar as a Pathway to Recovery
188 - Artificial Intelligence
187 - Sustainable News
186 - Active Hope
185 - The ”No Solar on Prime Farmlands” Campaign
#120 – Tiny Houses
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