The company Tesla has a solid number of notches related not only to the production of electric cars and autonomous vehicles, but mainly in the field of clean energy production and alternative sources. Solar panels are nothing new these days, but Tesla's solar roof is a bit of an off topic. One of the owners of the "intelligent solar roof", in an effort to persuade more people to purchase this option, asked about performance, maintenance and, first of all, financii, which it is necessary to dispose of when owning such a gem.
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Of course, this is not a cheap matter. This whole show cost Trio Huynh (one of the owners) $100. This amount corresponds to the price of the new Tesla Model X electric car. However, he adds that compared to other solar roof coverings, it is not that big of a difference, especially when we take into account the quality side. In koneas a result, we get back every single cent we invest in this element.
Tesla's smart energy homes are becoming more and more popular.
The whole set includes more than 90 m² of roofing and 3 batteries in the form of energy storage called Tesla Powerwall. Energy houses in Australia, for example, operate on a similar principle, from which Musk plans to create the largest virtual power plant in the world. Tri says the system cost him "only" $30 more than a regular roof. In this case, the system is located in California, where it produces up to 000 kW of power per day on sunny and hot days. During cloudy or rainy days, this figure is around 8 kW. However, this is more than enough for the system to provide up to 3% of the necessary energy for the entire household.
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According to the owner's estimates, the total financial costs when switching from the classic network to solar energy were reduced from 350 to 90 dollars per month. And that is not a small difference at all. The average energy consumption per month includes the charging of two electric cars, the operation of classic appliances as well as air conditioners and similar above-standard matters. In addition, the purchase contract with Tesla provides the owner with free monitoring and possible repairs in the event of damage.
The following video will tell you a little more about the topic of solar homes, as well as the Powerwall from Tesla.
So he saved $260 a month and it became an extra $30. Payback 000 years. The only way out. Self-sufficiency in black out. Musk pollutes the planet more than enough during production. By the way. How long will the batteries last in the power wall and how long will the solar bags last without additional charge? Cow.
I doubt that 92m2 of a regular roof would cost $70000. I googled a bit and I would see it somewhere around $20. max.Therefore, the return on investment is 25 years and not a single dollar must be spent on maintenance and renovation.
With maintenance, I would see it as payback in 30 to 35 years, when the bags will have reached the end of their life and the energy collection and storage system will be much more efficient and the technology more advanced by that time.