So while hot weather can be helpful for your solar modified inverter hot water, for electricity from the sun, cold weather is fine.

Proof: Germany is one of the top installers of solar energy. They have less sunlight than most of northern America.

Japan is also a major installer of solar power saver inverter panels, and their climate is temperate.

#2. Solar Panels are Expensive.

Let's compare this with something else: owning a house.

Houses are expensive too, yet people buy them. The reason people buy houses is because owning a house is an investment.

People buy houses because

a) it's better paying a mortgage than it is is paying rent

b) at the end of paying the mortgage, you still own the house, and it has increased in value.

So, to finish the comparison, when you own a solar panel, you can

a) use the power bill savings to pay off the solar panel, and

b) once the solar panel is paid off, you still own the solar panel. It's still paying your power bills.

And it has increased the value of your house.

This is why the expense of solar panels is better looked at as an investment.

#3. Solar Panels are New, Untested Technology.

Actually, the photovoltaic effect (creating electricity from sunlight) was first discovered in 1839. The first solar panel was made in 1882. Solar energy is not exactly new on the scene.

http://blogs.psychologies.com/mustsolar/standalone-systems-technology-235783.html

http://mustsolar.bloggersdelight.dk/you-can-make-your-own-solar-power-invertor-generator/

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