Personally, I think the Solar Credit entry can be merged as another section of the Bank of Sol entry.
Being pegged to the Australian Dollar and with the nature of the Fen economy, the SolCred is worth more than the other currencies in use (roughly 3 MTP credits to 1 Solar Credits). Most factions tend to use their own currency, even if the SolCred is accepted everywhere. If we want to match SolCreds to Biomass, a rough rate of maybe 50g of viable growth mass (i.e. living potted plants or compost) to the credit probably will do (this fluxuates a bit as other resources become needed).
Also, the Solar Credit tends to induce some weird price comparisons. Some items expensive down the Well (for example electric vehicles, especially cars), tend to be much cheaper in Fenspace. While whilst things not normally considered expensive (say, mass produced snack foods) can seem extrordinarilly expensive in comparisson due to shipping costs. In general, the cost of living in Fenspace is lower than 'Daneside (mainly because more trade and barter goes on in the Black).
Being pegged to the Australian Dollar and with the nature of the Fen economy, the SolCred is worth more than the other currencies in use (roughly 3 MTP credits to 1 Solar Credits). Most factions tend to use their own currency, even if the SolCred is accepted everywhere. If we want to match SolCreds to Biomass, a rough rate of maybe 50g of viable growth mass (i.e. living potted plants or compost) to the credit probably will do (this fluxuates a bit as other resources become needed).
Also, the Solar Credit tends to induce some weird price comparisons. Some items expensive down the Well (for example electric vehicles, especially cars), tend to be much cheaper in Fenspace. While whilst things not normally considered expensive (say, mass produced snack foods) can seem extrordinarilly expensive in comparisson due to shipping costs. In general, the cost of living in Fenspace is lower than 'Daneside (mainly because more trade and barter goes on in the Black).