Sentences with phrase «front installation costs»

There are hefty up - front installation costs associated with wind turbines, and these turbines run intermittently and sporadically.

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PACE allows residential and commercial property owners to finance the installation of energy and water efficiency improvements on their homes or businesses without any up - front, out - of - pocket costs.

SolarCity would handle all the up - front costs — for the consultations, rooftop designs, panels, and installation — and worked with banks to help front the capital, giving SolarCity long - term recurring revenue.

Ryan described it as being similar to a department store layaway plan, where New York would front the cost of the installation, and consumers would pay it off over time through balanced rates on their utility bills.

A major monetary (and psychological) barrier for many people is the high up - front cost of new installations.

I hit a fence and the drivers side front fender is damaged beyond repair what would the cost of a new fender and installation of the fender cost me?

One person I see doing this is Billy Parish, who in 2005 was protesting in the halls at the climate treaty talks in Montreal and now has co-founded Mosaic, a company offering investors a way to reap a steady return by providing up - front costs for solar - energy installations.

... Some of what's happening here is that IEA builds models of what electricity from solar and wind should cost, based on equations that put together the up - front capital cost, the capacity factor of the installations, the availability of good sites, how long those installations should last, and the interest rate the builders pay.

Of course nuclear would have higher up - front costs, but I figured after the fad passed, we could just quit buying coal, whereas we couldn't quit paying down the sunk costs of the nuclear installations.

For many of your customers, the most significant barriers to adding a photovoltaic system to their home are the up front cost, lack of knowledge about the technology and low confidence in solar installation companies.

By state law, Floridians are barred from entering into contracts with companies that then install and maintain solar systems on consumers homes, with the firm paying the up - front costs and both the customer and the installation firm benefiting.

Renewable energy may require more of an up front investment, but it only gets cheaper over time — both in terms of the energy becoming free once the materials and installation have been paid off, and in that those costs will only come down in the future once the technology becomes more widely used.

Government installations also may be at risk, Enderle told LinuxInsider, as «governments have been attracted to the cost of Linux front ends for cost savings and they aren't well staffed to address problems like this.