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Scruffy1

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3. This is a good thing.

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Mon Jul 6, 2026, 10:47 AM

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I became solar powered through El Paso Electric's community solar program last year, Am am wondering how the average household use of one kilowatt per month instead of about 900 got through. AI is not your friend.

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FINALLY, a piece of good news this morning!! Leghorn21 Monday #1

Good to see my neighbors making progress on this project. bluedigger Monday #2

This is a good thing. Scruffy1 Monday #3

Persistence pays dlk Monday #4

Bravo to the Ute Nation for bringing clean energy mountain grammy Monday #5

Trump thinks he's an expert on what looks good? ChicagoTeamster Monday #6

The article quote is wrong, bluestateboomer Monday #7

Either AI Miguelito Loveless Monday #9

They updated after I posted but kept their just-after-midnight published timestamp and didn't update the timestamp BumRushDaShow Monday #11

Absolute nonsense Miguelito Loveless Monday #8

I think they got the units wrong and apparently fixed it after posting BumRushDaShow Monday #10

That is about right Miguelito Loveless Monday #12

Projects like this do not make me optimistic about the future. hunter Monday #13