The average new system is 5KW. Not sure why you are jumping around.

Why would it be 110v/15amp charging? You are making stuff as you go along!

No it is not, I have been asking you at least 3 times to address point 2. Which you kept changing topics on and finally addressed it to some extent to someone else.

Higher discharge efficiency does not mean higher current possible. Maybe within the same chemistry sure, but not when comparing between different technologies.

So you answer my questions but to someone else ha?

I think you are confusing me with someone else. I at no point mentioned discharge current for this application. The only time I mentioned discharge current I said exactly what I said now that you do not need as high for battery storage application.

Price varies by location that is correct, but the numbers you quote are not of national average. I will again note that prices go down every year, so even the prices I quoted are outdated. And are most likely less today.

I have addressed pretty much every of your point. If you think I missed anything, feel free to say and I will address it.

1) You are joking right? Looking at 2015 quotes, I am seeing 10.5kw-11kw going in the 32k-33k range. And I am betting 2016 the numbers will be lower. (this is prior to any subsidies). Many installers will give you roof insurance. Overal lthe solar panel generally increases the lifespan of your roof which in itself…

1) And again you go to qualify your deflection with nonsense. Again, please provide me said charts!

Do you have reading comprehension issues? I have shown the math, an average new system is 5kw.

1) Right, but you can’t discredit the data. So instead you try to make false equivelancy statements by trying to discredit my point based on your feelings on the issue. I don’t care what someone may or may not have told you 40 years ago based on either your misinterpritation or their thinking without numbers to back…

Do you even know what EROIE is? I suggest looking it up.

Currently the average solar system size is 5kw, the trend of system size is going up. I personally am looking to install an 8kw system on my roof.

Cruze pretty much tried to run on reverse psychology. Those for him thought that the reason people don’t like him so much is because he stands against the establishment. And hence why they voted for him.

1) You are deflecting, you are trying to discredit actual data based on your made up fallacy. There is no reason for any breakthrough nonsense. Economies of scale and incrimental improvements is more than enough.

You linked to a link that you yourself do not understand. First of all the information in the link is outdated. Tesla has signed 2 major contracts for new lithium supply. One from Pure Energy Minerals and another from REM/Bacanora Minerals.

1) That is nonsense and just you trying to deflect the debate. That is like saying the internal combustion engine was around since the 1860s, how long did it take to replace the horse? Your logic would have the horse never being replaced by the ICE.

If we count only mass production vehicles, then Tesla sold more vehicles in less time. And as of 2015 and 2016, Tesla sales are #1 and continue to sell more cars while Nissan sales has stagnated.

I am not presenting to you make believe numbers or around the corner numbers but presenting to you ACTUAL numbers of historical cost drop and where we stand plus trend to where we are going at this pace. Do not compare a guess out of nowhere to actual data being presented.

Except those solar panels can also occupy rooftops taking 0 extra space. There is also no way you can fit a nuclear plant in a 32 acre field that powers millions of homes, the clearance zone to a nuclear plant is larger than that by far.