True, but you presumably must have regarded it as something to potentially be taken seriously (qualitatively, if not quantitatively) when your prefaced your introduction of it with "...another issue is the drop-off in performance as they age ...".IT IS NOT 'MY' FIGURE!
Yes, but when applying for a grant one has to insert figures for everything. I'm also surprised the drop in efficiency could be that high. Maybe they were thinking of solar panels?
Interesting. In which country?
That sound quite credible - but presumably the "other use" of the land might possible more than make up financially for the reduction in FIT/whatever?
Sheep were in England. Also worked at wind farms with cows wandering around. That was 'oop norf'.
Maybe something to do with "set-aside" and the CAP?
Nice to know the land isn't wasted.
Yes, maybe, but, if so, really a totally separate issue from that of support/grants/FITs/whatever for the solar generation.
The sheep are very useful. If they didn't graze, the shrubbery would have to be manually cut to stop it interfering with the panels. Having said that the sites I worked on probably spend more time down due to the poor quality of the inverters. I won't say what make they are but it's a well known (German sounding but French owned) company starting with 'S' who seem to be taking over every other company who produce anything electrical.
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