Mukiha-you seem knowledgeable about solar...

3/4 bedroom,with all the appliances (fridge/freezer,tv,pc,et al) what's your ball-park estimate? I was quoted 50k a few yrs back.

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JMuigai,tx.
I've been told that the batteries last for 10yrs. In which case,I think its a very good deal.

Electricity bills are not going to back down to the old levels as this an increase that was meant to have taken place in 2006.

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I believe jmuigai has a point and sooner or later we are going to go solar. My question is,what are you guys who are in rented houses doing? I thought one would need to re-wire the whole house but i understand you just need a converter. anyone with an idea how much should cost for a two bedroomed flat?
Some deals are like glass. Sometimes it's better to leave them broken than try to hurt yourself putting it back together.

Hello people,

I remember that about two months ago,I posted a thread here that was basically telling guys that what we need in Kenya today is a consumer organsation. It did not get as much responses but I am glad that you guys are now up to speed.

Tell you what,the 1992 election was based on multiparty,1997 was based on confusion ( so generated nothing),2002 was based on Change (anti corruption) and Kenya soared economically. 2007 was based on tribal hatred and mistrust ( we are now reaping). My take is this,2012 will ba based on Consumer Protection. So guys if anyone is interested in Politics this is your golden ticket!! Grab it!! mlefu; jammo anyone Lead people into this and you shall not regret it.

Very soon you will be seeing brief case NGO's,politicians etc trumpeting this message. grab it before they do.

Cheers folks..

wow. and here i was complaining about 1800/= . still i am going to fix a solar panel on my house na hakuna staree ya stima tena kwangu. tv,micro wave,heater etc are on need to use basis from now on.

but on more profitable matters. where do you think we are headed at with the increase in elec bills,fuel,inflation? and how do we position ourselves to profit from this?

i was thinking all industries that consume energy alot are in some deep s**t. profits down. this incude cement industies,paint,transportation etc.

construction boom will slow down due to increase in energy and material costs (read cement and fuel)

default rates in mortagaes and loans. get my drift. he! he! he!

transport sector and its related bizs.

those are my thoughts and i stand to be corrected. what are your thoughts on these and how do we benefit from it.

Mzee Kobe Alimushinda Sungura.