Energy Savings

Solar Energy Systems provide such a good return on investment you will wish your other investments could do half as well. The solar industry is growing by leaps and bounds.  However, as you might imagine the exponential growth of independently owned solar generation systems is a threat to the utility companies profitability.

There is now a growing movement on the part of many utility companies to slow or even halt the growth of Independently owned solar generation systems allowed to connect to the grid.  Some utilities have gone as far as to ban any future systems from being connected to the grid forcing any future solar adopters to disconnect themselves from the grid, buy batteries to store their energy for later use and upsize their systems to produce more than 100% of their annual consumption to cover a worst-case scenario. This policy makes solar impractical for most homes and businesses.  Although most utility companies have not yet gone that far in their fight to halt solar adoption there are new less beneficial net metering policies currently being developed and will be implemented in the very near future.  Although we do not yet know exactly what the details will be, it is clear that the early adopters of solar energy will be grandfathered in for the next 20 years under the current more beneficial policies. 

If you are interested in generating your own electricity and taking control of your future energy costs time is not on your side.  In addition to the inevitably limited quantity of interconnections, the utility companies will allow the 30% Federal tax credit will expire at the end of 2019 and all residential tax credits will be gone by the end of 2021.  With $0 down financing available, there is no reason to allow yourself to be literally left in the cold. You owe it to yourself to collect the information and make an informed decision as to whether or not solar is right for you. We truly believe you will be glad you did.