Find out why schools, educational institutions, and research nonprofits have never been more incentivized to switch to solar power – with historic tax credits, cost savings, and impact benefits that make saying yes to solar a no-brainer.
Governments and agencies have never been more incentivized to switch to solar power – with historic tax credits, cost savings, and impact benefits that make saying yes to solar a no-brainer. Learn more about commercial solar benefits, tax incentives, and cost savings by contacting us or attending one of our upcoming webinar events.
Join the experts from Green House Solar to learn about the pros, cons, and use cases for residential solar in 2023. Explore topics including historic tax credits, cost savings, and impact benefits that make saying yes to solar a no-brainer.
Churches, religious institutions, places of worship, and other nonprofits have never been more incentivized to switch to solar power – with historic tax credits, cost savings, and impact benefits that make saying yes to solar a no-brainer.
Making the switch to solar power is about a lot more than fancy technology or environmental impact. For homeowners across the country, solar panel installation comes with a plethora of benefits from cost savings to tax breaks.
If you live in Florida, One kilowatt hour (kwh) of power produced and sent to the grid yields one kwh credit. One kilowatt of power drawn from or claimed from the grid reduces your credits by one kwh. This is known as 1-1 net-metering. Many states protect net-metering credits or other forms of compensation for solar power sent to the grid, however this is fairly inconsistent and worthy of legislative protections.
Interested in what solar panels will look like on your home? Do you want to know how much money you can save by switching to solar? Get a free estimate or schedule a consultation today!
Making the switch to solar power is about a lot more than fancy technology or environmental impact. For homeowners across the country, solar panel installation comes with a plethora of benefits from cost savings to tax breaks.
If you live in Florida, One kilowatt hour (kwh) of power produced and sent to the grid yields one kwh credit. One kilowatt of power drawn from or claimed from the grid reduces your credits by one kwh. This is known as 1-1 net-metering. Many states protect net-metering credits or other forms of compensation for solar power sent to the grid, however this is fairly inconsistent and worthy of legislative protections.
Interested in what solar panels will look like on your home? Do you want to know how much money you can save by switching to solar? Get a free estimate or schedule a consultation today!