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North Central Indiana | Do you have provisions in your contract to upgrade your panels to new and more efficient models coming in the next 5 years? Do you have an enforceable end of life procedure for the panels? Do you have a plan if your contracted company drops you as a provider (hope you had good attorneys look through the fine print and required yield compared to average of the panels)? Are you going to invest your money so you have the ability to remove panels once your contract is sold to a private company and they file bankruptcy, leaving you with no enforceable re-naturalization plan? Lots of things coming down the pipeline that will change the landscape of solar. It’s a developing industry, and being a trendsetter is good sometimes but in tech like solar it’s also a very high risk endeavor with, in my opinion, relatively low in comparison reward. | |
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Solar vs corn
