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rdubwiley

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Reply to Ravajava (Reply #1)

Mon Apr 15, 2013, 08:17 PM

Apr 2013

I don't think it's truly possible, as you'd expect we would still need an energy company to provide us energy. However, as this energy becomes cheaper, you'd expect more competition in the energy market.

So, the cost of energy would not be zero, but be close to the cost of getting the energy to you.

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Nice as always Ravajava Apr 2013 #1

Well rdubwiley Apr 2013 #2

Exactly Ravajava Apr 2013 #5

Yeah rdubwiley Apr 2013 #6

Interesting AustinSanders Apr 2013 #3

Lol rdubwiley Apr 2013 #4

I think that assumption is bizarrely out of touch. cprise Apr 2013 #7

I don't know about that rdubwiley Apr 2013 #8

We expanded into new physical frontiers cprise Apr 2013 #9