What's the most cost-effective solar energy system (by cost-per-kilowatt) available for a home today?
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The most cost-effective solar energy system doesn't create electricity at all. Solar energy used to heat water for the home, also known as solar thermal has a much faster payback than solar photovoltaic (electricity) systems. Find out more: http://www.dasolar.com/solar-energy/solar-thermal
Thanks for the info but I am still looking for a best-of-breed either system or type of solar panel on the market today. I suspect there are at least a few clear leaders out there somewhere that one can purchase on the open market. If not, the whole solar energy thing is just sunk.