In Saskatchewan Canada, SaskPower just introduced a rebate for residential solar projects of $0.61/watt.
I am planning on having a company install a 7.2kW system with a quality system
I am wondering if there would be any advantages to going bigger to take advantage of the SaskPower rebate program which is $0.61 per watt? I am wondering if in addition to the 7.2 kW system (so keep all that as is) would it be beneficial to install another say another 1 kW with panels/inverters that are very cheap, even if they have really low quality. If they worked for only 5 years that would be fine.
So from SaskPower's perspective my system would be 8.2 kW and in 5 years when panels are really cheap I can switch out the really poor cheap panels for probably 1 quality 1 kW panel and not have to go back through the trouble of applying to interconnect as the rated capacity of my system would be the same.
Maybe this doesn't make sense at all, but just thought I would ask if there was a way to take full advantage of the per watt rebate in addition to what I was already planning?
I am planning on having a company install a 7.2kW system with a quality system
I am wondering if there would be any advantages to going bigger to take advantage of the SaskPower rebate program which is $0.61 per watt? I am wondering if in addition to the 7.2 kW system (so keep all that as is) would it be beneficial to install another say another 1 kW with panels/inverters that are very cheap, even if they have really low quality. If they worked for only 5 years that would be fine.
So from SaskPower's perspective my system would be 8.2 kW and in 5 years when panels are really cheap I can switch out the really poor cheap panels for probably 1 quality 1 kW panel and not have to go back through the trouble of applying to interconnect as the rated capacity of my system would be the same.
Maybe this doesn't make sense at all, but just thought I would ask if there was a way to take full advantage of the per watt rebate in addition to what I was already planning?
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