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" . . . which it said would generate more electricity in its first year than the tree lights will consume over the 42 days they will be illuminated."
So this is a good thing? It takes the solar panels a year to pay for the power used by the LEDs? How much did the Solar Panels cost?
LEDs, so far as I know, give off less light.
" . . . Tishman Speyer said it's replanting and re-greening the land where the tree came from, and that once the holiday season is over."
Ok in 30-40 years a "new" tree will be there to be used again. What about the next 30-40 Christmases?
" . . . from 3,510 kilowatt hours to 1,297 kilowatt hours per day." This has to be a drop in the bucket compared to what New York City spends on electricity. Yes, they're going real green in deed.
I would still want to know how much the solar panels cost as well as their installation costs.
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Submitted on May 19th, 2008 by Unregistered user (not verified)" . . . which it said would generate more electricity in its first year than the tree lights will consume over the 42 days they will be illuminated."
So this is a good thing? It takes the solar panels a year to pay for the power used by the LEDs? How much did the Solar Panels cost?
LEDs, so far as I know, give off less light.
" . . . Tishman Speyer said it's replanting and re-greening the land where the tree came from, and that once the holiday season is over."
Ok in 30-40 years a "new" tree will be there to be used again. What about the next 30-40 Christmases?
" . . . from 3,510 kilowatt hours to 1,297 kilowatt hours per day." This has to be a drop in the bucket compared to what New York City spends on electricity. Yes, they're going real green in deed.
I would still want to know how much the solar panels cost as well as their installation costs.