If you’ve been waiting to see if costs will dip further before you invest in your own solar system, wait no longer. Here are the top reasons why industry experts say conditions may never be this financially friendly to solar again:
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eBook: Going Solar: The Time is Now
The cost of solar energy installation has sharply decreased by fifty-two percent over the last five years, a drop that has only recently started showing sings of slowing. But if you're on the fence about whether to wait longer for an even better deal, you ought to consider a number of compelling reasons experts believe it will never again be this easy and cost-effective to install.
Read MoreKeeping up with the Joneses
Price is no longer the number one motivator for installing solar. A recent study conducted by researchers at Yale and the University of Connecticut found that taking the leap into solar energy has much more to do with whether your neighbors have done the same.
Read MoreLetter to Congress
I'm Sue Owen, the Communications Intern here at All Energy Solar. Because I'll return to school this fall and won't be able to continue here, I wanted to write a letter to Congress that I hope will express how over the course of this summer internship, I have been wholly persuaded that solar power is the best way for the country to consume energy. In the letter, I ask Congress to enact a hefty tax on carbon. Join me in writing Congress in favor of climate action, and as a collective force we can make the changes necessary to preserve our environment. What an inspiring and educational internship this has been!
Read MoreA Glimpse Into the Future of Transportation
Imagine if all the energy utilities in the world got rid of their fossil fuel powered cars, and replaced them with electric hybrid cars. They would save huge amounts on fuel costs and prevent countless pounds of carbon dioxide from infiltrating the polluted environment. It just so happens that Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) and other utilities have begun a revolution in commercial transportation. PG&E’s electric hybrid drive train Class 5 work trucks save fuel and have batteries that can be used to power the grid when electricity outages occur.
Read MoreWhy Solar Power is the New Standard Source of Electricity
With the increasing affordability of solar panels and numerous other incentives to go solar, property owners across the states can no longer avoid solar power as an option for their electricity generation. It’s amazing that we’ve been running on coal power for the past century instead of the natural, inexhaustible resources of the earth. Solar is no longer a trend or an experiment; it is the cleanest, most practical source of energy out there. Today, there are so many reasons to commit to going solar, and here are the top 5.
Read MoreThe Bigger the Business, the Better the Energy Savings
Many business owners who look to solar see an opportunity to save money on their energy costs. Every energy bill is a reminder of the volatile rates of electricity, but not with solar power. With solar, business and property owners’ energy rates are fixed from the day their solar panels begin to generate power. In fact, our financing options allow businesses to install solar for no money and simply start paying for solar energy at a lower rate. Request a free quote or call us to schedule a free site assessment to see how you can start saving money for your business with solar.
Read More3 Ways to Supercharge the Payback on Your Solar Installation
If you're an All Energy Solar customer, you're already on the path to saving money with solar. Now, how would you like to save more money? We are pleased to announce that we offer 3 ways for you to supercharge the payback on your solar array thanks to our Referral Program.
Read MoreProperty Owners in MN--Get More Affordable Electricity Thanks to Xcel Solar*Rewards!
For Minnesotans considering solar energy, the new Solar*Rewards program at Xcel Energy offers an excellent incentive to go solar in 2014. Solar customers who sign up this year will receive a check every year for $0.08/KWH of energy they produce for 10 years! This year the rebate is the highest possible, meaning that early adopters will lock in the best benefit -- the state has already scheduled for it to drop by $0.02/KWH in 2015 and 2016.
Read MoreFive Reasons to Get a Site Assessment from All Energy Solar This Summer
Summer is a great time to invest in solar and to have one of our solar consultants come to you to measure your property's solar potential.
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