How do I haha react on Reddit. Seriously..? A single fucking dollar. I've seen this sub in the last week and there are people's bills who are in the hundreds of dollars almost $1,000. A dollar is fucking nothing.
What size system are you running? I got mine done just before the end of the year and it’s a 9.28 kWp system. I’m excited to see how it performs as we get more hours of daylight.
How much are solar panels running these days? If I do it, I have to cut down the large Oak and Maple trees around my house. But if it’s worth the cost to be shielded from future AEP rate hikes I might just go for it.
I used BC Solar out of Worthington. They did a great job and ensured that the panels were up and running before the end of the year so we get the 30% tax rebate.
I believe there is a $10ish charge to be connected to the grid. The other charges are determined by actual use. I’m selling back to AEP when the panels are producing more than I’m using and the batteries are charged. The sell back comes in the form of credits to be used against electricity that I do buy from the grid. My system is set up to balance out to a net zero bill.
He would help you move it. Then, once it's in the moving truck he would hit you outside the head with a baseball bat, chug some hot dog water and steal your sexy couch.
Public utilities should be required to be non-profit.
It says it would drop our bills by $1 a month… can’t even get a pack of gum for that
But you can get an Arizona Iced Tea
Not after tax!
edit: unless you happen to find them on sale for 79¢
How do I haha react on Reddit. Seriously..? A single fucking dollar. I've seen this sub in the last week and there are people's bills who are in the hundreds of dollars almost $1,000. A dollar is fucking nothing.
Just barely enough for you and all your neighbors to get together and buy a community bottle of lube for AEP to use on you.
Oh you think they want lube? No, they'll just stick it up there anyway.
I’m so glad to not be an AEP
hostagecustomer.Same. Solar?
Be aware that AEP is seeking to restrict net metering.
Utilities are trying to hurt Solar in Ohio. Help us stop them! - Ohio Environmental Council https://theoec.org/news-and-information/utilities-are-trying-to-hurt-solar-in-ohio-help-us-stop-them/
Fuck AEP. Glad my new solar panels generated double the power I used today and they’re buying from me now.
I am adding additional panels. Screw AEP
What size system are you running? I got mine done just before the end of the year and it’s a 9.28 kWp system. I’m excited to see how it performs as we get more hours of daylight.
Give it 6 months and see the variability. You'll appreciate it.
How much are solar panels running these days? If I do it, I have to cut down the large Oak and Maple trees around my house. But if it’s worth the cost to be shielded from future AEP rate hikes I might just go for it.
Very dependent on the use case.
any solar company recommendations?
Ohio Power Solutions or Ecohouse. I was down to those two, then used OPS.
they have good reviews - thank you! i will call them
I used BC Solar and was very pleased.
Aep still screws you with solar. You still pay Aep for the service and backup. We still have almost $70 a month in fees.
Be aware that AEP is seeking to restrict net metering.
Utilities are trying to hurt Solar in Ohio. Help us stop them! - Ohio Environmental Council https://theoec.org/news-and-information/utilities-are-trying-to-hurt-solar-in-ohio-help-us-stop-them/
Up to their usual fuckery.
Edit: typo
Not just them, but all corporate entities. Utilities costs rising, insurance costs rising, groceries, etc. etc.
No words for what the evil the republicans are causing, but they seem to be having fun making life harder for Americans.
All while corporate profits are skyrocketing.
Social sec. raised my allowance 250 a month but medicare took 230 of it. Can't win no way no how.
what company did you use? i am looking into it
I used BC Solar out of Worthington. They did a great job and ensured that the panels were up and running before the end of the year so we get the 30% tax rebate.
Don’t you still have to pay the distribution and transmission fee?
When I looked into it, I would pay like $160 a month in their fees and only would save the kWh usage which was like $60-80 per month.
I believe there is a $10ish charge to be connected to the grid. The other charges are determined by actual use. I’m selling back to AEP when the panels are producing more than I’m using and the batteries are charged. The sell back comes in the form of credits to be used against electricity that I do buy from the grid. My system is set up to balance out to a net zero bill.
I trust AEP to calculate my electric bill less then I would trust JD Vance to help move my couch
He would help you move it. Then, once it's in the moving truck he would hit you outside the head with a baseball bat, chug some hot dog water and steal your sexy couch.
AEP being shiesty assholes. Shocker.
Sure, and I discovered the cure for cancer.
If big business's lips are moving, it's lying.
I live in a 425 sq ft apt. My last three bills have been $75, $144 and this month is $203 😭
Which customer?
The CEO and shareholders of course
/s