If you’re going to do add-ons down the line, you should start out with an inverter rated for your final intents. More money for initial outlay. Or,end up with 2 inverters, one you can’t use except for a paperweight. I see people versed in money here, but no idea of long-term planning for a stepped solar PV system.

If you’re going to do add-ons down the line, you should start out with an inverter rated for your final intents. More money for initial outlay. Or,end up with 2 inverters, one you can’t use except for a paperweight. I see people versed in money here, but no idea of long-term planning for a stepped solar PV system.

…so solar must be really revving up there?

…so solar must be really revving up there?

There is a $12,500 cap, but it is on a “per system” basis; and there is NO CAP to the number of systems a homeowner can put on their residence.

so essentially, even if you wanted $100,000.00 worth of solar panels, you can break it down into four $25,000.00 systems, and receive the full 50% rebate on each one!

Go Solar Louisiana!

There is a $12,500 cap, but it is on a “per system” basis; and there is NO CAP to the number of systems a homeowner can put on their residence.

so essentially, even if you wanted $100,000.00 worth of solar panels, you can break it down into four $25,000.00 systems, and receive the full 50% rebate on each one!

Go Solar Louisiana!

! JFC !

When you build BELOW sea level, and try to keep the water away by hiring the LOWEST BIDDER to build you a wall, it doesn’t matter what the weather is doing… if something bad is going to happen, it will!

! JFC !

When you build BELOW sea level, and try to keep the water away by hiring the LOWEST BIDDER to build you a wall, it doesn’t matter what the weather is doing… if something bad is going to happen, it will!