Posted by Rob on May 13, 2007, 9:47 am
This is a great opportunity, IMO. We have to reduce our dependance on
foriegn oil. America is now some 30 years past "peak" production and
the rest of the world is either there right now or is less than five
years from it.
Help reduce greenhouse gasses. We know the world goes through natural
warming an cooling cycles, what is open for debate is how our actions
may or may not be hastening that natural cycle. Reducing our
contribution can't be a bad thing,right?
Energy prices will continue to increase over time. Isn't "locking in
"
last years rate for the next 25 years a great idea? Think of paying
1982 prices for electricity today! If you could you would jump at
that
chance, wouldn't you?
But solar arrays are just too costly, right? Not anymore! Citizenre
allows you to rent an array for the cost of your current electric
bill! You have to check this out.
www.jointhesolution.com/robmtchl
Rob
SolaRenew
Posted by Vaughn Simon on May 13, 2007, 10:31 am
> This is a great opportunity,
A great opportunity to get scammed, IMO.
Rob, please take your Citizinre spam and stick it where the sun don't shine.
You have already demonstrated that you feel that normal rules don't apply to
you. How could anyone ever trust you with actual money?
Vaughn
Posted by Rob on May 13, 2007, 11:36 am
wrote:
opportunity,
> A great opportunity to get scammed, IMO.
> Rob, please take your Citizinre spam and stick it where the sun don't shine.
should be"doesn't shine"
> You have already demonstrated that you feel that normal rules don't apply to
incorrect usage of future prefect tense
> you. How could anyone ever trust you with actual money?
No money involved. Possible inability to read and comprehend written
language is suspected. LOL
I don't hide my
email.
Rob
www.jointhesolution.com/robmtchl
> Vaughn
Posted by Anthony Matonak on May 13, 2007, 12:23 pm
Rob wrote:
...
> But solar arrays are just too costly, right? Not anymore! Citizenre
> allows you to rent an array for the cost of your current electric
> bill!
...
Rob, you're not the first to spam Citizenre.
There isn't any evidence (yet) to indicate that the company is for real.
They've gone from "Delivery in September 2007" to "Beginning of 2008"
and their "worlds largest PV production facility" has been reduced to
"we're negotiating a site".
What do you want to bet that in another 6 months they'll be making
more excuses and pushing their delivery dates back another year.
For an example of this kind of "any day now" announcements, you could
just look at the MDI Air Car. They've been doing that song and dance
for over six years and still haven't got anything real to show.
Better yet, look at Moller. He's been marketing his flying car for
the last 40 years and has yet to produce a working prototype. He's
sold books, models, T-shirt, stock, engines, just about anything but
a real flying car.
I'm not going to hold MY breath for 40 years waiting on Citizenre.
Anthony
Posted by Rob on May 13, 2007, 1:18 pm
On May 13, 10:23 am, Anthony Matonak
> Rob wrote:
> ...> But solar arrays are just too costly, right? Not anymore! Citizenre
> > allows you to rent an array for the cost of your current electric
> > bill!
> ...
> Rob, you're not the first to spam Citizenre.
> There isn't any evidence (yet) to indicate that the company is for real.
> They've gone from "Delivery in September 2007" to "Beginning of 2008"
> and their "worlds largest PV production facility" has been reduced to
> "we're negotiating a site".
> What do you want to bet that in another 6 months they'll be making
> more excuses and pushing their delivery dates back another year.
> For an example of this kind of "any day now" announcements, you could
> just look at the MDI Air Car. They've been doing that song and dance
> for over six years and still haven't got anything real to show.
> Better yet, look at Moller. He's been marketing his flying car for
> the last 40 years and has yet to produce a working prototype. He's
> sold books, models, T-shirt, stock, engines, just about anything but
> a real flying car.
> I'm not going to hold MY breath for 40 years waiting on Citizenre.
> Anthony
Anthony,
One of the biggest stumbling blocks I see is the lack of uniform net
metering laws. While I have no first hand information on the thin film
plant; I am aware of facilities that are remping up to accomodate lage
but temporary contract fufillments. There are always very "logical"
arguments against new concepts. I would simply ad that while some
prove to be true others leave the person holding the belief in
scrunity to be little more than just another "flat worlder".
While the program may not be for everyone, those who may benefit from
it deserve better than being summarily discouraged .
Best Wishes,
Rob
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