This is a discussion that I would like to start on why we should go renewable. From the Cost of the Equipment to the Installation (either do it yourself or have it installed) to the Cost of Diesel and mantainence on your engine. and Enviroment
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Started by ___/)ances With Sails Feb 20, 2012. 0 Replies 1 Like
Started by Cameron & Leighia. Last reply by Cameron & Leighia Jul 16, 2010. 13 Replies 0 Likes
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dont have to buy new stuff-- used works well and is quite a lot less pricey.....if you live on anchor, you NEED renewable energy or just use diesel or gas engine all the time....i prefer solar and wind, meself-is so much more practical and so much less expensive than using diesel at nearly 4 dollars per gallon at half gallon per hour.....
Nothing against renewable energy, but it comes down to cost and reliability. With the right tax incentives it can make economic sense but you still need a reliable back up source. So when considering cost, reliability and space, I wonder how practical it is on boats.
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