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SOLAR ENERGY PAYS FOR ITSELF!

Homeowners across the globe are realizing that going solar is easier and more cost-effective than ever, producing real value and cash savings from the moment their new system goes live. The reasons vary for each person, though they mainly come down to the following:

IT’S CLEAN

Solar energy can be used to heat and cool your home, but it has almost no impact on the global climate. By comparison, electricity generated by power plants produces carbon dioxide emissions that scientists say pose serious threats to the environment.

IT’S INFINITELY RENEWABLE

While nonrenewable energy sources like oil, gas and coal are becoming increasingly scarce, the sun’s energy is limitless. Wherever sunlight shines, electricity can be generated.

IT CAN REDUCE YOUR UTILITY COSTS

Having a system that creates solar energy means you use less electricity from your utility company. This is significant, especially when you consider 56% of energy use in a typical U.S. home comes from heating and cooling.

IT COMES WITH INCENTIVES

The U.S. federal government and some states provide tax credits for renewable-energy systems. Depending on where you live, you may also be eligible for incentives through your utility company.

IT CAN INCREASE YOUR HOME’S VALUE

An investment in a solar-energy system may improve the value of your home. Surveys conducted by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development have shown that home values rise an average of $20 for every $1 reduction in annual utility bills.

INCREASES ENERGY INDEPENDENCE

The more sunlight harnessed by the system, the less electricity you need from your utility supplier.

IT’S EXTREMELY RELIABLE

The sun has been around for billions of years and is likely to burn on for billions more to come. It’s easy to see solar energy’s future is bright.

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IQ Power is a leader in solar energy, solar heating, solar hot water and solar powered homes and has greatly improved the engineering and performance of every type of solar systems.