Comments for FenSys, Ltd. http://www.fensys.com/site When details matter Thu, 29 Dec 2011 03:00:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Coal Powered Car by Pica Delphon http://www.fensys.com/site/?p=852#comment-289 Pica Delphon Thu, 29 Dec 2011 03:00:51 +0000 http://www.fensys.com/site/?p=852#comment-289 Funny part I remember doing a SA on this in High School.. Funny part I remember doing a SA on this in High School..

]]> Comment on Pennsylvania Solar SREC Market Crash by Ken Fenske http://www.fensys.com/site/?p=713#comment-187 Ken Fenske Fri, 15 Apr 2011 04:33:56 +0000 http://www.fensys.com/site/?p=713#comment-187 My best advice is to contact your PA state legislators and ask them to submit a bill to increase the SREC requirements for PA utilities. Two bills were pending before the recess of the last session but were not passed. My best advice is to contact your PA state legislators and ask them to submit a bill to increase the SREC requirements for PA utilities. Two bills were pending before the recess of the last session but were not passed.

]]> Comment on Pennsylvania Solar SREC Market Crash by NowWhat http://www.fensys.com/site/?p=713#comment-184 NowWhat Fri, 15 Apr 2011 01:06:13 +0000 http://www.fensys.com/site/?p=713#comment-184 What is the newbie to solar to do now? We were sold by the installer an ever increasing price for the sale of SREC's. Having just installed in 10/2010 we have 3 to sell and the promise of very little to get for them. Please advise. What is the newbie to solar to do now? We were sold by the installer an ever increasing price for the sale of SREC’s. Having just installed in 10/2010 we have 3 to sell and the promise of very little to get for them.

Please advise.

]]> Comment on Pennsylvania Solar SREC Market Crash by Ken Fenske http://www.fensys.com/site/?p=713#comment-117 Ken Fenske Mon, 31 Jan 2011 13:50:12 +0000 http://www.fensys.com/site/?p=713#comment-117 In most cases I do not approve of spam but this might be useful to someone looking to sell SRECS so I am leaving it. Be aware I have not researched this so I DO NOT endorse it. In most cases I do not approve of spam but this might be useful to someone looking to sell SRECS so I am leaving it. Be aware I have not researched this so I DO NOT endorse it.

]]> Comment on Pennsylvania Solar SREC Market Crash by how to build solar panels http://www.fensys.com/site/?p=713#comment-116 how to build solar panels Sun, 30 Jan 2011 20:40:25 +0000 http://www.fensys.com/site/?p=713#comment-116 Yes, at last a person who shares the same thoughts and ideas on this as me. Good stuff. Love your website. Yes, at last a person who shares the same thoughts and ideas on this as me. Good stuff. Love your website.

]]> Comment on Pennsylvania Solar SREC Market Crash by Natacha http://www.fensys.com/site/?p=713#comment-59 Natacha Tue, 04 Jan 2011 16:59:21 +0000 http://www.fensys.com/site/?p=713#comment-59 The fall in PA SREC prices has been a disappointment to many solar energy system owners who have not locked into a fixed price SREC contract and are subject to the whims of the SREC spot market. (On the other hand, several solar system owners have already locked in SREC prices as high as $303/SREC and are feeling really good about their decision). Current solar energy system owners and prospective system owners still have the option to lock into a 3 or 5 year (Sol Annuity) SREC contract with Sol Systems and guarantee their SREC price for years to come. For system owners who prefer to collect SREC revenues immediately, there is an option called Sol Upfront. These SREC options are possible for small system owners because Sol Systems aggregates SRECs and enters large scale multi-year contracts with energy suppliers and utilities. For more information on how you can protect your SREC revenue, visit www.solsystemscompany.com/srec-options. The fall in PA SREC prices has been a disappointment to many solar energy system owners who have not locked into a fixed price SREC contract and are subject to the whims of the SREC spot market. (On the other hand, several solar system owners have already locked in SREC prices as high as $303/SREC and are feeling really good about their decision).

Current solar energy system owners and prospective system owners still have the option to lock into a 3 or 5 year (Sol Annuity) SREC contract with Sol Systems and guarantee their SREC price for years to come. For system owners who prefer to collect SREC revenues immediately, there is an option called Sol Upfront. These SREC options are possible for small system owners because Sol Systems aggregates SRECs and enters large scale multi-year contracts with energy suppliers and utilities.

For more information on how you can protect your SREC revenue, visit http://www.solsystemscompany.com/srec-options.

]]> Comment on Solar Progress by Pica http://www.fensys.com/site/?p=692#comment-24 Pica Sun, 26 Dec 2010 03:26:34 +0000 http://www.fensys.com/site/?p=692#comment-24 Well What kind of Batterys you using, My Self I would Go with the Gel-Cell Type, make less of a mess and give you more AMP pull then the old ACID/LEAD Batter.. Well What kind of Batterys you using, My Self I would Go with the Gel-Cell Type, make less of a mess and give you more AMP pull then the old ACID/LEAD Batter..

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