A recent municipal initiative in the city of Belmont provided heavy subsidies for homeowners to install high-efficiency solar panels. Within two years, over 60 percent of households adopted the panels, drastically reducing their reliance on the city's main electrical grid during daylight hours. However, the total amount of coal burned by the city's central power plant—its sole source of electricity generation—actually increased by 15 percent over the same two-year period.
The apparent logical discrepancy in this scenario is that the total amount of coal burned by the city's central power plant increased by 15 percent, even though the total amount of electricity consumed by Belmont households decreased over the same two-year period.
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