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You’ll die without a solar roof says Musk, whose admin made it harder to get solar

Last updated: January 29, 2025 11:38 pm
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Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, recently emphasized the importance of having solar panels for your home, stating that “your family’s life might depend on” having solar energy. Despite this strong endorsement, it is interesting to note that Musk is part of a US government administration that has made it increasingly difficult to access solar energy. This administration has already taken steps to hinder the growth of solar energy, and there are indications that further obstacles may be on the horizon.

During Tesla’s recent earnings call, Musk acknowledged that the company had experienced a down sales year in 2024, despite the growing popularity of electric vehicles. When asked about the progress of Tesla’s solar roof product, Musk reiterated that it remains a core part of the company’s residential product portfolio. However, Tesla has shifted its approach and is no longer installing the solar roof itself, opting instead to produce units for the roofing industry.

Musk went on to extol the benefits of home solar, highlighting the self-sufficiency and resilience that solar panels combined with Tesla’s Powerwall battery can provide. He emphasized the convenience and reliability of having solar energy in the event of power outages, stating that it could be essential for ensuring that your family remains connected and safe.

Despite Musk’s advocacy for solar energy, there are conflicting actions being taken by the US government, particularly by the current administration. The administration has shown a clear opposition to solar energy, with policies and directives that aim to undermine its growth and development. This poses a dilemma for Musk, who has been actively involved in supporting this administration despite his personal beliefs and business interests in promoting renewable energy.

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The question arises whether Musk’s endorsement of solar energy aligns with his actions within the current administration. By being part of an administration that is actively working against solar energy, Musk may inadvertently be contributing to the obstacles faced by those seeking to adopt solar technology. This raises concerns about the sincerity of his advocacy for solar energy and the potential conflicts between his personal beliefs and his political affiliations.

In conclusion, the juxtaposition of Musk’s support for solar energy with his involvement in an administration that opposes it raises questions about his true intentions. As consumers and investors, it is important to consider the actions and policies of the companies and individuals we support, ensuring that they align with our values and priorities. Whether Musk will address these contradictions and take a stand for solar energy remains to be seen.

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