CFU has a major plus over most companies with an offshore production facility in the Eurozone, this will mean it is far more competitive than competitors in US, the Australian market will I think be increasingly important as our economy is strong, and the effect of the Carbon Tax and other measures presents a huge opportunity to decentralise power generation.What worries me is the BlueGen site while linked to Hills and Harvey Norman, BlueGen is not listed by Hills (incl Hills Industries)and Harvey Norman (http://www.harveynormansolar.com.au/Current-Promotions---BlueGEN.html)@ $39,995.00 excl installation) 2kW output @ 20c/KwHr * 24Hr * 365 = $3504 at current tarrifs (peak) 10 year payback the price is the key.(I haven't got prices anywhere else) I think 5 years max has to be the payback both CO2 and financial. Solar Cells are still cheaper or is Mr Jerry making too much profit? Rg DYOR
CFU Price at posting:
13.7¢ Sentiment: LT Buy Disclosure: Held
