Avery Fineman wrote:
In article , "Joel Kolstad"
writes:

He might actually have a better chance there during the periods when the
sun never sets than at, e.g., the equator... solar cells are noticably
more efficient when they're keep cold, which is typically a lot earier
to do in the arctic than at the equator!

Ahem, Joel, consider the location of "the land of the midnight sun..."

That's why I said 'during the periods when the sun never sets' -- it's about
half the year with no light, and half with no darkness, no? :-)

After all, during the 'no light' periods he doesn't have to run the air
condtioner anyway, right? Just kidding!