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I've been talking to some other folks about it; the few I've found
who've considered selling their excess to the power companies said that
it's a real pain in the butt. I've talked to folks who have solar water
heaters and who run a part of their household on solar but haven't found
anyone yet who actually *does* sell excess power to either Duke or CP&L.
And here we have "solar guerrillas." Interesting.

Thomas Beckett wrote:
> 
> B wrote:
> > I'm curious about what it would take to install and use alternative home
> > energy sources in the Triangle area. I figure solar would be the best
> > bet locally, and am wondering if anyone here has had any experiences
> > going all or partly solar powered. I
> 
>         If you get really motivated, you can surreptitiously add solar 
> power to
> the existing power grid:
> 
> http://www.homepower.com/rogues.htm
> 
> "Solar guerrillas believe that clean renewable energy should be welcomed
> by utilities. But utilities and governments continue to put up
> unreasonable barriers to interconnection, pushing common citizens to
> solar civil disobedience."
> 
> TaB
> 
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