Canada and Aus put Norway in the shade. I picked europe for a reason. UK, not england...
Pros & Cons of solar power
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Yes, Norway is 2nd longest/largest in the world, largest in Europe, you've got to move a lot of goalposts to somehow make the UK fit in this narrative here considering it's several times smaller.
Anywho, looking at getting solar for the house(s) too, but can't invest for now so might just prep the cabling while the electricians do their work as we're at that phase of the 'build'. We're much more favourable for it here and I have the space, the problem is funding 
It's also more or less a common fact though, don't think you need to be a major for this.
Commador then.
It's also more or less a common fact though, don't think you need to be a major for this.
Looking quick, it seems 'realisable coast' might be the fulcrum due to frozen areas.
Ah yes, all those frozen areas in Greece
That's Cyprus mate.
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Does Norway have many international disputes over their coastline?
Sorry, I’m being boring and this is not important. Was just confused by you stating the UK has the largest coastline in Europe by a distance.
Did it directly effect flight independant of the turks?
I think I've read viable coastline for hydro, not frozen locked coast.
my mistake.
a million pardons. :/
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You have to adjust how you use electricity but 80% of our pre-panel bills have been erased
I pay my for my solar install monthly and the amount I get from selling back to the grid covers that cost. I've reduced my gas/electric by over 50%. Grantedmy house sits in a near perfect orientation
Possible...yeah; never said it wasn't. Practical for most? Nope, not the way they like to make it sound. You still had to list some caveats for your specific situation to work for you, just like how I listed some in my initial reply. You can't convince me mate. We have about 300 days of pure "make you spontaneously combust" sunshine here and we've all heard the stories from neighbors and/or lived the solar lie. The main thing you have going for you over there is you typically don't have air conditioning use and, if you do, it's limited. With all our sun we still have to use it at scale here to make it work like you'd expect and then you're talking 2k-acre arrays...that's a big Seiko.
I'm a fan of solar but only at utility-scale, not individual...for now, at least. I think I'll be in a home before the dream they sell is a reality. For now it's for folks with first-world problems or people with no domestic power at all who receive it as a gift, if they're lucky.