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Solar modules now selling for less than €0.06/W in Europe
(www.pv-magazine.com)
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Here in Belgium there used to be big government subsidies for solar panels 5-10 ago.
Now the same wattage battery + solar setup without any government subsidies is a good chunk cheaper than that time with the large subsidies.
Pretty cool and shows the power of government renewables subsidies. A huge percentage of houses in Belgium have solar panels now.(and electricity still costs 0.30€/kWh average because of fossil fuel energy lobbies)
Now that there is a local industry around it, most renovations and almost all new builds include them.
I'm fairly sure that all newly built houses in the UK require solar by law.
Same here in California
4 million households in Australia have solar panels.
They are great value.