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Is Renewable
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Green Economics of
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There are many
factors that need to be considered before deciding on the economics of
going solar such as: 1. Size of system needed. 2. Cost of system. 3. Your budget. 4. Cash available. 5. Financing available. 6. Tax credits. 7. Rebates. 8. Plan to make home energy-efficient and its cost. 9. Net metering laws and practices. 10 Local electric rates. 11. Future inflation
of rates. Rates have averaged 2.5 cents increase per year in Texas for
several years. That is severe. However, it is generally accepted that all
standard sources of producing energy will escalate rapidly now. You must also
consider:
Strangely enough, the
time it will take for your system to pay for itself depends pretty much on
the same items. If you use a
consultant, they will help you get this information together and analyze
it on paper. Back to Economics
Directory green builder, or green remodeler in North Central Texas or the Dallas-Fort Worth area? Are you purchasing or building a home? Ready to add renewable energy? Interested in living more sustainably? Contact Terry Jensen Frugal Energy, LLC 972 251-1532 or 817 443-2553 Please call. If I can answer without seeing your home or business, I will do so at no charge.
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