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At least some are trying to ask the hard questions about entrenched fossil fuel costs:

https://reneweconomy.com.au/if-were-going-to-hold-an-inquiry-into-the-life-cycle-of-solar-why-not-coal-and-gas/


If we're going to hold an inquiry into the life cycle of solar, why not coal and gas?

Australia's solar waste investigation raises an interesting question of consistency. Where is the inquiry into mandatory 100% recycling of fossil fuel waste streams?
Michael Barnard (RenewEconomy)

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Greg A. Woods
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solarreviews.com suggests about 25 years is about when they start to noticeably degrade in efficiency.

https://www.solarreviews.com/blog/how-long-do-solar-panels-last


How Long Do Solar Panels Actually Last?

Do solar panels go bad? What is a solar panel's typical life expectancy? Can you do anything to make them last longer? We answer these questions - and more.
Andy Sendy (Solar Reviews)
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dexter
dexter
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Thats a fairly nice lifespan. Although hopefully it will get even better as technology is developing further. We have some on the roof, so around twenty more years to go then...
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Chris Ford
Chris Ford
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I assume in 10-15 years people would want to get new ones, as their effectiveness will be so much better. Assumptions... . Hmm.
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