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Our solar
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Solar Savings
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A Solar System
can provide 65-80% of your home hot water needs. |
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A Solar hot water system can be purchased
for $3,000 - 5,000 dollars. |
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A Solar System can save hundreds of dollars
a year in heating costs and thousands of dollars over the
lifetime of the system. |
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Our Solar collectors are SRCC certified and
eligible for Federal tax credits. |
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A Solar System can pay for itself in as
little as 3-5 years, and even sooner with government
incentives and credits, and rising fuel costs. |
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A Solar System can be used to provide
domestic hot water, home heating for radiant floor,
baseboard, and forced air heating systems, and pool heating. |
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A Solar System can be implemented
incrementally. Start with a hot water system then
expand your system for home heating. |
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A solar system will increase the resale
value of your home. Often, the entire cost of the
system can be recovered when you sell your property. |
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Solar energy doesn't pollute or produce
greenhouse gasses and it doesn't deplete our finite energy
resources. |
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Solar energy is clean and safe. There
are no tanks containing flammable materials and no chemical
odors. |
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Solar Energy is reliable. It is not
affected by political and economic turmoil. |
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Using solar energy reduces our dangerous
dependence upon foreign energy sources. |
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Solar energy is free! Once you've purchased
your system, your heat is practically free, with only
minimal electricity required to run the pumps that circulate
heated water through the system. |
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More Savings on the Horizon!
The Solar System you install today will allow
you to reap additional savings in the future.
Absorption air conditioning, which uses the sun's energy to power home air
conditioning, has been in use for large commercial applications for
many years and is currently being developed for residential use.
Almost half of the average home's
energy consumption is used for space heating. Another
17 percent is used for water heating.
Source: DOE Energy Information Adm. |
