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To: Road Walker who wrote (373418)	3/10/2008 2:03:35 PM
From: d[-_-]b	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1574470

What I can't figure is why the "sunshine state" doesn't have decent solar subsidies. And I'm not sure wind is a good solution for FL... there are a lot of times when the air just does not move at all. Especially mid summer during peak energy usage. Yes - CA, AZ, NV, TX, NM etc As for wind consistency - sometimes it blows a little too hard there as well. Can't have your utilities destroyed yearly - perhaps the same reason for Solar's lack in FL. Having an expensive $30K system on your roof to get blown off each year would be really hard to insure and be rather dangerous. Probably doesn't help the install costs either.