There are two main inverter approaches. One big inverter that takes the DC from a bunch of panels and converts it into AC and micro inverters where each panel gets it’s own small one placed directly under the panel.

The micro inverters cost around $150 each. So you need around 10 panels before the single inverter becomes a good choice.

Installers love the micro because the install is easier. However as a owner with say 30 panels you now have 30 points of possible failure instead of the 1.

Oh yeah she is a big fan of money makes right instead of might makes right.

So I’m no a fan of her ideas. I have however read a lot of her stuff mostly to refute a friend who was a fan.

That said she was very much against violence to achieve political or personal goals. She was however very ok with using money and economic power to achieve goals.

So buying a business to fire someone you don’t like, shutting down a business to punish a town, etc. All completely ok in her book.