Solar heating eyed as energy option despite costs
Solar heating faces high upfront costs between 5000 and 8000 dollars and a decade to break even. Federal reviews flag misleading claims by some firms. Experts urge expert review of cost and effectiveness before purchase. Banks show caution and federal help remains limited. Government says tax credit may ease adoption but months or years lie ahead before broad affordability.
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Solar heating seen to fill energy gap amid shifts
Holmes notes energy types shift as solar could fill the gap in the near future but cites big drawbacks. He cites high costs and the reluctance of banks to lend for solar heating, with bankers doubting system reliability and technology.
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