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I have been an Oregon contractor for 24 years and have spent some time looking into Solar.  I know Sun is not one of our biggest commodities however, when I looked at Europe and especially Germany I felt that Oregon could benifit from Solar.  Solar is very big in Germany and it has the same basic climate that Oregon does.  They seem to do well with it.  I have to admit that I'm not sure of the cost differance.  I still think Solar has a fit here in Oregon.  

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