RE: Sales price contest Mid American Energy, a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, is paying between 2 and 2.5 billion for a 579 megawatt solar farm in southern California. We're roughly a third the size of that in terms of planned and producing mega-wattage so that would be a whopping $13ish per share using that metric. Moreover google is always on the prowl for green power. They've got a fair bit of dough, and if they really wanted it they could probably afford to to pay beyond an economically feasible price simply to further their objective of running the bulk of their server farms off green power. So, because of the nature of the bidding process there's a chance we could really make a killing given that there isn't a huge supply of green power available and that there are big companies out there looking to add to their portfolio's even (especially in Google's case)if it doesn't necessarily make economic sense in and of itself.