Loeden t1_isbk41n wrote
Reply to comment by vissalyn in FREE ELECTRICITY! Credit Suisse analysis says Inflation Reduction Act will produce solar modules for two pennies a watt in Ohio, while federal tax credits will cover 50% of project costs. by manual_tranny
My hookup fee is eight dollars a month. 90 is an unreasonable fee for work actually being performed, although maintaining the grid and net metering is still a service and should have some sort of fee, I agree. The issue here is with gouging solar customers with a different hookup price that regular customers don't get hit with.
I am not paid for what I generate but instead have banked kwh that I can pull from, which is honestly more beneficial than grids having to pay out. Mind you, my utilities are run by my city and not a corporation.
RatmanThomas t1_isc8ll3 wrote
The government doesn’t have to charge a fee for up keep, they tax you for it.
Loeden t1_isc8qs6 wrote
Uh? We're talking about power companies. Many of which are not public utilities, although I wish they were.
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