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Old 08-26-2018, 05:47 PM   #2565 (permalink)
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So solar power is more expensive because power just happens to be more expensive some places?
Ok let's pretend that's possible.

Then if it just happens to cost more, oh idk everywhere I can think of to check and some how I always only looked in the wrong place its a statical anomaly, so where is some place that relies heavily on solar power and it's cheaper than fossil fuel?
Where is the success story?
If what people claim is true and solar does cost half as much as fossil fuel then why don't we see that?
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