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To: tejek who wrote (398606)7/14/2008 11:48:31 AM
From: Joe NYC  Respond to of 1574705
 
Ted,

That's right.....and its more than I want to spend. But there are also some tax incentives in the state so we'll see.

I know New York State has very generous subsidies for solar panels. I don't know about Washington State.

Joe



To: tejek who wrote (398606)7/14/2008 2:00:42 PM
From: bentway  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1574705
 
I still think in Seattle you should look into direct rain to energy conversion. Each raindrop has mass, and falling from the raincloud, has speed - together they represent energy that could be exploited. Someone just needs to figure out HOW.


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