Solar Heat Becomes Competitive With Electricity in New Homes
Federal Energy Research and Development Administration reports solar heating can now compete economically with electric heating in newly built well insulated single family houses in 13 cities. Costs must fall 50 percent or oil and gas rise to boost solar viability. financing assumptions and future fuel price trends affect outcomes.
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