On the face of it, i would make a lot of sense (cheaper average installation). But I'd predict it being a bit of a minefield to get every household to join in. Some will be owners/renters and some owners/landlords more enthusiastic than others. Older households might well be less inclined to see the benefits to them in terms of return on investment. |
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Slim |
It's called community solar over here.
http://www.nrel.gov/docs/fy12osti/54570.pdf The overarching theme is that a group is formed with some common connection, and a solar project is installed in a specific location. Your trick seems to be forming the group based around the common location, yeah? |
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Hairyloon |
Your trick seems to be forming the group based around the common location, yeah? |