Saturday, June 25, 2011

Google & SolarCity Partner to Make Solar Affordable



SolarCity and Google announced the creation of a new 0 million fund to finance residential solar projects. The Google-backed fund is the first collaboration between the Internet giant and the nation's leading solar power service provider, and represents Google's largest investment to date in the clean energy sector. The fund is SolarCity's largest project financing fund and the largest residential solar fund created in the US SolarCity has now created 15 project funds with seven different partners to finance more than .25 billion in solar projects.

10 comments:

  1. Google, you have a serious problem. You have made a cheesy video. What ever happened to the simple draw style videos I used to love?

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  2. @directive2000 This is a solarcity100 video ;)

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  3. They never say how much it would cost to get this done, the site has a bug that doesnt calculate anything. I wish they would say prices :|

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  4. Google should invest in creating better solar painels. That is essential for the growth of this tecnology.

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  5. for 280$ they could at least put the panels so they don't look like they were just thrown on the roof

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  6. In Australia, too. Installing your own houses.

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  7. Love to see projects like this... Projects started by big companies, hope the smaller ones will follow.

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  8. what i dont like about it is you have to pay the loan back - and pay google for the elctric and give google the tax break - the only thing it seesm to due is lower you electric bill alittle and give you the good feeling of going green - but -i wonder if the rate google charges would always be low -or if they sell the business or what ever- i would like to see the energy be free at some point

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