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Solar panels can cost effectively convert sunlight into electricity, powering everything from lamps to electronic devices to hot tubs and pool pumps.
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What You Need to Do
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    Engage a solar vendor with experience installing solar equipment. During the initial visit, the solar installer will assess your property and identify the best location for installation. In addition, the solar vendor will measure the estimated production of your specific site. This assessment provided an estimate based on your input information. The assessment from the solar vendor will be more precise.
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    Be sure that the vendor explains the type of equipment that will be installed and if additional equipment or work is required (e.g. trenching, additional racking or wiring). Also be sure to have the vendor explain if they offer monitoring services to track the production of your panels after installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
  • If I complete this measure, can I track my savings over time?
    If you mark an item on your plan as completed, we will track your estimated energy use and savings over time. We can use this to find additional savings options.
  • Why should I ask my contractor about the most energy efficient products?
    Energy efficient products usually have lower operating costs and frequently qualify for rebates.
  • How can I learn more about available tax incentives?
    The efficiency tax credit incentivizes homeowners to purchase Energy Efficiency products. Consult your tax advisor for further information.
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