Teempakguy:

Of course!

A POWER MORTGAGE!!

so obvious . . . I can believe I didn't get the idea earlier.

Instead of paying in bulk, working up a solution with the bank, one can buy cheap solar power and pay for it at a standard trate and interest. It would benefit both the manufacturer and buyer.

Dude, you're a genius . . . it's just that you are a sane genius. You should join the mad geniuses like us nah . . . nuclear power awaits.

RobinHez:

Loool

Like Grigoli said, "why should I accept 1million dollar when I can control the Universe"

Do u have Ibo blood in u? U've already started calculating profit

deniyor:
Solar is the only personal one I'd recommend. But like everything else, it's got it's pros and cons too.

Less noisy and needs a battery source to store power when the sun is unavailable. High cost to start up.
Not sure how it works in a home but one I had to design and install a week ago had to face a particular direction depending on which part of the hemisphere you are in. If that's the case, you want to make sure your neighbours aren't building sky scrapers next to you

Have to be designed for proper capacity too.

Blakjewelry:

Most modern solar power station does not require battery, they convert sun power into thermal power power which is used to run your regular turbine. The excess is use to melt molten salt which is store and use at sundown

Blakjewelry:

Most modern solar power station does not require battery, they convert sun power into thermal power power which is used to run your regular turbine.

Blakjewelry:
The excess is use to melt molten salt which is store and use at sundown

melt molten salt?,,,interesting,,,shed more light on this pleas

Teempakguy:
which one is a more efficient storage?
Batteries or molten salt tanks?

Queed:


I don't think this method would be efficient

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very much efficient, it is producing alot gigawatt of electricity in the US.




melt molten salt?,,,interesting,,,shed more light on this pleas

Feraz:
Tell me what you think when you're done. Thanks btw

melt molten salt?,,,interesting,,,shed more light on this pleas

Feraz:
Ermm...hello, how did you arrive at the cost that to power a small house isn't more than #30000? Good evening BTW!

OP, interesting topic. For your analysis on the consumption of power, I think Netotse and Xdos may help.

For the issue of generation of power using fusion, there's a project currently going on now called 'Project ITER'. I'm still hoping to start a topic on that. Should hopefully come back with my proposal or idea on this interesting topic.

Missed this section BTW! Love how y'all are keeping this place alive.

Teempakguy:
I'm done!

I saw the ITER . . . it's quite huge though. Nigeria should just forget about it for now.

Teempakguy:
I'm done!

I saw the ITER . . . it's quite huge though. Nigeria should just forget about it for now.

khupid:
you know, that fuelless generator works...currenty working on one

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Teempakguy:
really?
How do you explain it's mechanics?

Teempakguy:
exactly. 24/7 and yes. Turbines would be expensive. So would the pipes be.