If "clean energy" is so viable, why isn't there a single solar farm? : Eco Answers

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Question by hurtsx2: If “clean energy” is so viable, why isn’t there a single solar farm?
… that was built and operates without government subsidies?

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Because the solar panel manufacturers jack up their prices to cash in on the government subsidies. If it wasn’t for the government involvement, the prices would be much more affordable.

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