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GordonS · 02-02-2008

Thanks very much Tarzan for your comments.

The article in the Toronto newspaper I referred to earlier states that by 2010 the price for solar should drop to about 1$ / watt, so this renewable resource pricing is definitely heading in the right direction.

That article stated that in March of 2007 Spain began requiring that all non-residential buildings are required to generate a portion of their electricity via photovoltaics (solar) . I hope that the world continues to head in this direction everywhere!

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GordonS Moderator Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 258 Rep Power: 2	Solar energy Thanks very much Tarzan for your comments. The article in the Toronto newspaper I referred to earlier states that by 2010 the price for solar should drop to about 1$ / watt, so this renewable resource pricing is definitely heading in the right direction. That article stated that in March of 2007 Spain began requiring that all non-residential buildings are required to generate a portion of their electricity via photovoltaics (solar) . I hope that the world continues to head in this direction everywhere! __________________ Gordon and Randy, Canada