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Solar swimming pool heating
Can anyone assist me with finding information - short of requesting a proposal - about an approximate range of costs for installation of solar heating for a swimming pool. Our Association has been presented with a couple of proposals in the $14,000 range yet the SF Chronicle, Oct. 2007, stated a range of $4500-$6000. Why would there be such a large difference in cost? The pool is only a little larger than a basic home swimming pool. I assume materials selected will influence, and prices of everything have risen but these quotations are 2 1/2 to 3 times more than the Oct. 2007 range. Thanks for any insight or referrals.
energy usage caculator
This should help you. http://www.ucan.org/drupal/energy/electricity/kilowatt_calculator I would up the cost from the stated 17.5 cents per kwh. to 25.0 cents a kwh.
energy usage caculator
Where can I find an engergy usage caculator. I want to know how to figure the hourly cost of various appliances. ie: an appliance that has 1000 watts or something rated at 3000 BTU's
Once upon a time SDG&E included a simular chart in their billing. I've searched their web site and all I can find is a generic room to room cost guide.
Thank you
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