300 bucks a month and 5000+ sq feet. FPL is reasonably priced. If they were expensive rooftop might work.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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FPL / System size, price etc: Veering off topic. Take it elsewhere.
This is all clear as mud. This local Brandenburg paper seems to be saying that Tesla's water supply is in jeopardy today.
www.maz-online.de
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„Das ist der Super-GAU“: Gericht kippt Wasserförderung für Tesla
Tesla darf in Brandenburg Autos produzieren, sitzt aber womöglich bald auf dem Trockenen. Das Verwaltungsgericht Frankfurt (Oder) hat am Freitagabend die wasserrechtliche Genehmigung als rechtswidrig eingestuft. Die Folgen für die Mega-Ansiedlung könnten gravierend sein.
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Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Yeah, the actual solution is so simple and elegant: reduce the 100M m^3 annual allotment to the coal mine. Tesla needs another 2M? Give the mine 98M. How much are they wasting, anyway?
Germany says it plans to be carbon neutral by 2050, right? That's 28 years. So reduce the coal mines' water allocation by 3M m^3 per year, and redistribute the water to renewable development in the water resource region. Giga Berlin will only need ~5M m^3 per year by the time all 4 phases are built out and producing at scale later in the 2020s. There is PLENTY of wasser in Grünheide.
So problem solved, right? But that's not what the faux 'enviros' want. What they actually want is to slow down Telsa, especially in any future expansion, to limit their total production (no growth!), and finally to increase their costs with endless litigation. You know, to discourage any other businesses considering setting up shop in Brandenberg that don't make ICE cars.
The Courts are separate in Germany, and they are being played (hard) by these faux 'enviros'. Governments seem unable to limit their powers. Perhaps some enterprising investigative journalist could discover where all this 'enviro' funding originates. That might stiffen the resolve of the Goverment, and cause them to act in a timely fashion. Sometimes sunlight is the best disinfectant.
Cheers!
This is all clear as mud. This local Brandenburg paper seems to be saying that Tesla's water supply is in jeopardy today.
„Das ist der Super-GAU“: Gericht kippt Wasserförderung für Tesla
Tesla darf in Brandenburg Autos produzieren, sitzt aber womöglich bald auf dem Trockenen. Das Verwaltungsgericht Frankfurt (Oder) hat am Freitagabend die wasserrechtliche Genehmigung als rechtswidrig eingestuft. Die Folgen für die Mega-Ansiedlung könnten gravierend sein.
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„Das ist der Super-GAU“: Gericht kippt Wasserförderung für Tesla
Tesla darf in Brandenburg Autos produzieren, sitzt aber womöglich bald auf dem Trockenen. Das Verwaltungsgericht Frankfurt (Oder) hat am Freitagabend die wasserrechtliche Genehmigung als rechtswidrig eingestuft. Die Folgen für die Mega-Ansiedlung könnten gravierend sein.
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This is all clear as mud. This local Brandenburg paper seems to be saying that Tesla's water supply is in jeopardy today.
„Das ist der Super-GAU“: Gericht kippt Wasserförderung für Tesla
Tesla darf in Brandenburg Autos produzieren, sitzt aber womöglich bald auf dem Trockenen. Das Verwaltungsgericht Frankfurt (Oder) hat am Freitagabend die wasserrechtliche Genehmigung als rechtswidrig eingestuft. Die Folgen für die Mega-Ansiedlung könnten gravierend sein.
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Not according to Alex. It has to be rectified but the court decided not to overturn the approval.
Having said that, this country is by far the most incompetent of any of the top tier countries I've ever seen.
They have to go through the hearing of appeals again, but water can't be shut off. About a year from now rhis will get the final, final, final approval
Seems as such, but we don't know the process entirely...ah heck, it is super
Krugerrand
Meow
Besides bullish, it negates all the hand wringing and fear mongering that he’s destroying the company with his tweets. I don’t want to hear another peep about it.OK, straight up, I'm NOT wanting this to be interpreted as a political post, so please don't take it as such.
Specifically, I want people to look at the COMMENTS SECTION of this article, about how tons of people on the opposite political side of most on this forum have been impressed by Musk and view him in a much better light. Some even report recently buying a Tesla specifically because of his actions.
Specifically because of Elon's actions, Tesla products are appealing to a much broader audience. THAT is very VERY bullish for TSLA if you ask me!
Regardless of what comes out of his mouth or fingertips, he’s predominantly adding value to Tesla & TSLA, but more importantly doing good for all of us. He cares greatly to do the right thing even when he’s being lambasted by hateful, jealous, irrelevant people.
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Oh, it's Pretty Clear: it's a story released 1 hr before the Close on an Options Expiry Friday, and recommending that the danger is TODAY. Like the Court was meeting at 9 pm local time on Friday...
Ahaha, I guess you CAN buy this *sugar*. Journalism, right?
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
The biggest array Tesla sells(19.2kW) plus 2 Powerwall costs $57k in Palm Bay, FL.
Just the solar is $40k, then 26% tax credit for a net cost of $30k.
If you really needed that much juice, a 10yr loan would probably have you saving money on day 1 (after $4k down payment).
Unless you get a commercial system .
40kW for $82k after federal rebates. Be nice of one could still get a powerpack, megapack is a bit overkill. Unless you go with the 240kW system for $309k.
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
That's about $2.75/W vs Tesla Energy's standard $2.01/W for home installs. Even at $2.75/W you should be able to squeeze out some savings.
I'm sure it's different in FL, but in PA state and local govrs bend over backwards to finance and otherwise shave the cost of commercial solar. CPACE is what I hear about most.
Another thread please
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Yeah, surprise (not). It was Bloomberg that started the false rumor just before the Close. How does the SEC get paid?
JRP3
Hyperactive Member
You will though. It's appropriate to praise him when he does well and criticize when not. This is not religious doctrine or a cult which can't be criticized.
Probably more than the Secretary of Energy.....
dhanson865
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It's my understanding that is a ~6 minute excerpt from a much longer interview and the full interview is only on AppleTV+ or whatever their premium channel is.
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