Solar Economics

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Declining manufacturing costs, and very generous California cash rebates have made investing in solar electric power systems more financially attractive than ever. The California Energy Commission presently offers a cash rebate which covers 20% of the installed systems cost and in 2009, there is an 8 year extension to the residential tax credit. This tax credit will cover 30% of the system cost. That’s 50% off. Unlike the hydrogen economy, fuel cells or other future Energy sources, Solar is economically feasible now. The moment you install a Photovoltaic System on your home, it Pays for itself.

Buying vs. Renting Solar Power Systems
Much like buying a home vs. renting, when you buy your Solar System, you lock in your power costs for 30 years. Instead of paying $200-$1500 a month to the power company, you invest in your system with a home equity loan costing much less than it was costing you for power. Why continue throwing money away on the never ending, always increasing cost of energy.

Increase in Home Value with Solar Energy
When you buy a Solar System today, your Home immediately increases in value. In the short term, this increase will be between $5,000 and $15,000. As home buyers become more discerning and knowledgeable in the next 5 years, this value will increase to equal the full price of the system.

Invest in your Home with NO TAX Penalty
Solar is exempt from Property taxes, unlike almost any other home improvement.

Take Advantage of State and Federal Solar Incentives
The million roofs initiative sets the State incentive at $1.10 in SDGE territory and $1.90 in SCE territory per installed watt and the Federal Tax credit at $30% of the system costs. This will make your System cost effective. Take advantage of these incentives today, as they will be reduced over time.

Solar Investment Return
We have seen a return on investment between 10% and 15%. This is better than putting your money in CDs, the stock market, bonds or almost any other investment. And, the risk is so much lower. Your risk is about the same as keeping your money in cash. Take advantage of this exceptional risk vs. reward investment.

Cost of Solar vs Cost of Utility Electricity Solar Economics

Solar Protects You from Energy Price Increases
Energy costs will go up. Lock in you costs and protect your retirement.

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