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Can Solar Cells reasonably power a house ?

I vaguely remember a video in the past and on it I believe a major Bay Area company ( Google or Microsoft ? ) used Solar Power Cells to power ( or help power ) a buidling.


6 Responses to “Can Solar Cells reasonably power a house ?”

  1. Takarie K says:

    My house is 148% solar power. I sell to the electric company 48% of my electricity. Just got to have generators for emergencies and plenty of batteries and panels and a knowledge in solar power systems. Solar panels can coast a lot but the energy it converts pays for it self and keeps going..

  2. northnode3g says:

    While solar cells can power a house I think the cost is not reasonable.

  3. Don K says:

    Very easily power a home.

    Google installed solar on their offices and parking lot.

    Look at the roof tops. Lots and lots of Sharp Brand Panels. But it does look like the missed a couple of spots where they could have put more.

    http://www.google.com/corporate/solarpanels/home

  4. The Voice of Reason says:

    Possible, yes; reasonable, no. At least if by reasonable you mean competative with purchased power from conventional generating stations.

  5. booboo says:

    Yes many solar powered homes make more power than they need a lot of the time and they sell the surplus back to the utility company and receive a check for that surplus.

  6. Kat says:

    Yes, absolutely.

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