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!DOCTYPE html>html langen>head>        meta charsetutf-8 />        meta nameviewport contentwidthdevice-width, initial-scale1.0 />        meta namegenerator contentPelican />        title>Blog Blog Bloggity Blog/title>        link relstylesheet href/theme/css/main.css />        link href/feeds/all.atom.xml typeapplication/atom+xml relalternate titleBlog Blog Bloggity Blog Atom Feed />/head>body idindex classhome>        header idbanner classbody>                h1>a href/>Blog Blog Bloggity Blog/a>/h1>                nav>ul>                    li>a href/category/going-solar.html>Going Solar/a>/li>                /ul>/nav>        /header>!-- /#banner -->            aside idfeatured classbody>                article>                    h1 classentry-title>a href/building-your-own-solar-farm-part-1-costs-and-benefits.html>Building Your Own Solar Farm, Part 1, Costs and Benefits/a>/h1>footer classpost-info>        abbr classpublished title2024-09-03T00:00:00-04:00>                Published: Tue 03 September 2024        /abbr>        address classvcard author>                By                         a classurl fn href/author/eric.html>Eric/a>        /address>p>In a href/category/going-solar.html>Going Solar/a>./p>/footer>!-- /.post-info -->h3>1. Costs and Benefits/h3>p>First, you should figure out how much you spend on energy every year. Thats the most concrete thing that youll be saving on if you build this. Our utility shows our yearly usage on their website, but you can probably see it on one of your invoices (you might have to add up the months yourself). We use about 30,000 kwh per year, and it costs $0.17/kwh delivered, so we end up spending about $5,000/yr on electricity. Our electricity price is right around average for the US. In CA electricity costs significantly more, in many other states (Ive heard Washington, due to hydro), its significantly less./p>p>We use that to figure out how big of an array would actually be useful - if you think you might electrify more in the future, like going to electric heat

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