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by Did67 » 11/06/08, 16:16

Remundo wrote:For taxes it is very false since the tax credit is paid in cash, in principle ... because the reliability of payment of the state leaves something to be desired.


Any modest family, instead of buying a new car for 20 Euros on credit, can keep their old titine and put the money in the PV which will finance themselves over 000 years and bring back afterwards.

It is also undeniably ecological.

Currently more than half of the purchases of new vehicles are not technically justified to replace "the old".

Knowing also that there is no worse financial investment than an automobile. : P

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Sorry, Remundo, my post was a bit "long in gestation": between the moment I started and the moment I recorded it, yours came to say similar things!
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by georges100 » 11/06/08, 16:17

if you call modest a family who owns their house and pays a car for 20 € ok .....

but how do you qualify a family who lives in social housing and who at best has an old scooter of 10 years ????? :D
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by Did67 » 11/06/08, 16:22

Remundo wrote:For taxes it is very false since the tax credit is paid in cash, in principle ... because the reliability of payment of the state leaves something to be desired.
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It is very exactly a check. This falls in the fall, once the declarations have been processed.

I am not aware of any difficulties, even if the state is generally a bad payer.

I will confirm in the fall (I am waiting for 50% of my pellet boiler). 4 or 5 years ago, it worked without any particular problem for the solar water heater.

FYI, in April I received help from the Regional Council (invoice sent at the end of February - € 1 in aid in Alsace). No bad surprises. Completely reasonable time.
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by Remundo » 11/06/08, 16:33

georges100 wrote:if you call modest a family who owns their house and pays a car for 20 € ok .....

but how do you qualify a family who lives in social housing and who at best has an old scooter of 10 years ????? :D


It is difficult for a family in low-cost housing to install PV.

And perfectly, a lot of families modest have a small pavilion, a small car, and not much at the end of the month without making any excesses ...
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by Christophe » 11/06/08, 16:33

Remundo wrote:Any modest family, instead of buying a new car for 20 Euros on credit, can keep their old titine and put the money in the PV which will finance themselves over 000 years and bring back afterwards.


Toutafé and even in solar thermal (less expensive) but ... the fact is that NOBODY does it !! What has to compare the CA of the car manufacturer and the panel manufacturer ... Pkoi?

ps: there are no marxists here, only martzists : Mrgreen:
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by georges100 » 11/06/08, 16:39

well we will make a ladder for you :D
there will be the modest, the very modest, the more than modest ....

the big problem with the pyramids is that they have the annoying habit of being much wider at the bottom than at the top :D
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by Christophe » 11/06/08, 16:49

Remundo wrote:It is difficult for a family in low-cost housing to install PV.


Sorry it's a Remundo cliché because there are more average families in France (who do nothing) than families in low-cost housing ...
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by Remundo » 11/06/08, 16:51

So they hold better, they are more stable : Cheesy:
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by Christophe » 11/06/08, 16:53

Not understood the word play unless it is:
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georges100 wrote:well we will make a ladder for you :D
there will be the modest, the very modest, the more than modest ....


It is true that € 20 is a modesty ... very modest : Mrgreen:
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by Remundo » 11/06/08, 16:56

Christophe wrote:
Remundo wrote:It is difficult for a family in low-cost housing to install PV.


Sorry it's a Remundo cliché because there are more average families in France (who do nothing) than families in low-cost housing ...

Previous post, on thermal solar, quite also.

I wanted to say that in HLM, in general, there is no "individual" roof and that this falls under the joint ownership, and that in general, the roof is very small compared to the number of inhabitants.

Nor should we believe that all those who live in low-cost housing are needy ... there are a few clever ones among them ...
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