Simple question on the solar market

[I Citro]

Generator, it has.
with 800w he runs his washing machine once a week for about 1 hour (less than a liter).
It is a very well soundproofed petrol group which it does not plan to modify.

Its heating is a small "MYRUS" wood stove no bigger than a PC CPU.
Sometimes in the off season (when he is too lazy to light the stove) he lights up with a lamp PETROMAX with pressurized oil which provides up to 400W of lighting and as much heat (whose operation resembles in many respects a Pantone reactor, as I have already pointed out after having dismantled one)

A butane bottle supplied him with hot water and cooking gas while waiting for a vacuum tube solar water heater.

Cogeneration has no interest for him, and represents more of a "gas factory" than anything else.

No one can answer my question: MONOCRISTALIN / vs / POLYCRISTALIN

[Christophe]

Ok so he could imagine feeding his little group with something else: E85, biogas ...

No cogé? Well for winter, in a chalet it can be interesting not (long night, need of heat ...).

If he doesn't want a gas plant, does pkoi think of PV?

No one can answer my question: MONOCRISTALIN / vs / POLYCRISTALIN

Amorphous: low yield in full sun, 60Wp / m²
Mono: very good output, 150 Wp / m
Poly: 100Wp / m²

So a monocrystalline panel is better technically but I bet the difference in price for the same surface is around 150%

For the rest: http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photo%C3%A ... um_amorphe

[I Citro]

Thank you! This is info!

PV is to charge its batteries when the wind turbine does not provide enough, which is generally the case in good weather.

In this case, PV is better than the group ...
And then when you don't have an EDF invoice, you can use the money saved to extend your autonomy ...

[Castex Clement]

hello young people,
for citro here is what I found: http://web.univ-pau.fr/~scholle/ecosyst ... -pg-fr.htm and that:
http://www.canren.gc.ca/prod_serv/index ... 1&PgId=598
make good use of +

[bamboo]

Well if there is still a problem because pkoi the kit at 2000 € are not subsidized?

Well, they do that with everything. In France for example, if you arrange your kitchen all by yourself: VAT = 20.6%, if you have it done: VAT = 5.5%. It's for a lot of things like that, even when it has nothing to do with oil.

It is not related to lobbies, it is to develop employment (I do not make a value judgment, I just give the reasoning)

[I Citro]

hello young people,
for citro here is what I found: http://web.univ-pau.fr/~scholle/ecosyst ... -pg-fr.htm and that:
http://www.canren.gc.ca/prod_serv/index ... 1&PgId=598
make good use of +

Thank you, great your links!

On the other hand I saw the prices ex-factory announced in 2000 at 1 € per Watt peak, it hurts
Because here we are at 8 € ttc per Watt peak.

[Christophe]

It's not related to lobbies, it's to develop employment

Do not sell equipment in self-construction because it is not subsidized and therefore the buyer has the impression of taking everything in his charge and finally he does not buy it and does not install a panel by a pro car too expensive.

Is that developing employment? It is above all to maintain that of the fuel oil seller and electrician ... and the monstrous margins of these companies

On the other hand I saw the prices ex-factory announced in 2000 at 1 € per Watt peak, it hurts
Because here we are at 8 € ttc per Watt peak.

8 € is bcp for the "power" panel (well power, I understand hihihihihi).
1 € is not much.

Here is a nice curve:


https://www.econologie.com/forums/evolution- ... t5504.html

The difference between the curve and the reality of the market = scheming and alignment on oil ...

[Targol]

There is something that you did not take into account, Christophe, in your curve:

[Christophe]

LOL! Well seen Thank you for this crazy laugh in the morning

I will try to do 2 or 3 "trap" video interviews that go in this direction at the RE show

I will print the curves and ask them for explanations, I already know the answer (China ... India ...): cheesy:

[I Citro]

LOL! Well seen Thank you for this crazy laugh in the morning

+1, sacred Targol

I will try to do 2 or 3 "trap" video interviews that go in this direction at the RE show

I will print the curves and ask them for explanations, I already know the answer (China ... India ...): cheesy:

good idea.