Posted by doug in illinois on February 07, 2009 at 22:08:36 from (207.144.232.74):
My power bill is getting a lot too high, the true cost is over twice what they claim for KWH once the junk fees are added in. There is an article in the current Popular Mechanics expressing concern that power being sold back to the power companies is at retail instead of wholesale, leaving no profit for the power companies. But, in my opinion the facility and line charges that are added to the basic charges should have that covered. Back to the real question, I know to get a good windcharger with a good tower is going to be 10K or more by the time all is hooked up correct. I also know that the wind does NOT blow all the time. It blows enough in the winter that I think the meter would end up almost neutral. Do any of you already have one and can give advice? DOUG
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