Record the pleasures of a life, even though the incident occurred far away from the sea. Haha [croak]
In March, we talked that the tenant who rented my house planted some trees in my yard, and on Friday, the tenant's wife sent me pictures, and the trees survived. She said she hoped to eat fruit in the summer. I don't really have any concept of growing fruit trees, can I really eat fruit back then?
Then I'll report back in the summer. [Breeze] [Rose]
Now the tenant's wife is continuing to be busy with the roof solar energy, as if to contact the solar power company, saying that she can get a little money back [send]?
I don't know specifically, I told her, she thinks what to do, just do it. I entrusted her with full authority – and did sign her a power of attorney.
When it comes to solar energy, I haven't studied Danish policy, only asked people who have installed it here in Greenland. According to reports, Greenland's policy is similar to China's policy, if individual families install solar panels on the roof, the electricity generated, in addition to their own use, can also be sold to the public grid. Installing seven or eight solar panels on a roof costs hundreds of thousands.
As for how many years later can the cost of the installation be recouped? Accounts vary. I guess this is also because no household has yet reached the age of cost recovery, right?
