It's starting in Britain but IKEA has plans to bring
renewable, solar energy to the public worldwide.
The company started selling solar panels made by China's Hanergy in its
store in Southampton on Monday. It will sell them in the rest of Britain
in coming months, it said.
A standard, all-black 3.36 kilowatt system for a semi-detached home will
cost 5700 British pounds ($9874) and will include an in-store
consultation and design service as well as installation, maintenance and
energy monitoring service.
The solar panel investment will be paid off in about seven years for an average home owner in Britain, Howard said.
"If you are going to be in your house that long, your energy will be free after seven years," he said.
Some retailers in the US, including the Home Depot and
Lowe's, already sell solar panels. But in other parts of the world,
consumers often have to research a myriad specialist firms before making
a purchase.
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