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Solar company does have to sign a contract guaranteeing payment. If they default I’ll own their panels and will be able to sell the power myself. In regards to the removal of the panels, solar company will have to maintain a bond sufficiently large enough to cover removal.

Chesapeake signed a contract too

If it’s too good to be true it probably is. How is the aluminum foil and chinesium going to generate electricity after the hurricane and nobody comes to fix them.

ETA: Ngl I realize solar is a fake pipe dream just like my dream of being a weed farmer in Louisiana

Could I grow weed around the solar panels?

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Posted by billjamin

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Posted on 4/27/23 at 8:06 am to el Gaucho

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Could I grow weed around the solar panels?

You'll grow bugs and like it.

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Posted by Tomatocantender

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Posted on 4/27/23 at 8:10 am to el Gaucho

Y'all do realize, right, that these solar farms are being built specifically for a single commercial client? McDonald's is the client for the new Lightsource buildout on Hwy 167 across from Zydeco Road in Plaisance. McDonald's signs a guaranteed 30-year contract with Lightsource and Lightsource in turn signs 30-year contracts with the landowners. Amazon and other large clients are on the waiting list for other solar farms in La. Maybe y'all already knew that, but reading some of the comments it appears y'all think this is a supplement/augment for the individual resident's electric bill...which it's not.

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