Residents of Pomona, did you know that electricity production costs vary based on demand? During the summer when demand is at its peak, electricity costs much more to generate than during the winter when demand is low. To help combat this, the city of Pomona has partnered with Southern California Edison to encourage energy conservation and improve energy efficiency.
While the city of Pomona has developed an “Energy Action Plan”, you may be wondering if there’s anything that you can do to help the cause. With large solar panel systems like the 672-kilowatt system installed at Western University, you may feel that your efforts won’t compare.
Residential solar panel systems are one of the biggest components in the state’s plan to fully rely on renewable energy sources by the year 2045. These systems allow you to rely less on what the utility companies can provide and more on what nature provides and your system generates! In addition, each home that is powered by solar is another home that no longer demands energy from a fossil fuel source. This will lower the demand for non-renewable energy and increase the demand for more environmentally friendly sources, creating a domino effect that can help the state reach is 2045 goal!
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You’ve probably been asking yourself this question for a while now. After all, there’s a reason you’re here reading this page. Chances are, you know enough about solar power to know that it can be beneficial but you’re still unsure about how it will help you. Take this into account: Pomona sees an average of 285 days of sunshine per year. Snow is “virtually unheard of”, and average yearly rainfall is about seventeen inches – much lower than the US average of 39 inches. Long story short, if you don’t currently have a solar panel system installed at your home, you’re losing out on 285 days that could offset most if not all of your electricity needs!
After reading this, you may feel that you’re ready to invest in solar energy. That’s great! Did you know that you might qualify for solar power rebates and incentives that could help your solar powered dream become a reality? Currently, there are federal, state, and municipal solar rebates and incentives available that are only available until funding runs out. With the rapidly rising interest in solar power, these funds won’t be there forever. Right now you can get up to 30% back on your solar system investment! The federal tax credit will remain in effect at the current 30% rate until 2019. After 2019, the 30% rate will drop every year afterwards, moving down to 26% in 2020 and 22% in 2021. After 2021, the tax credit will only be available to those applying for a commercial installation so homeowners, act now before it’s too late! Here at Semper Solaris we will help you find all the rebates and incentives that apply to you and help you along every step of the way. Call now and we’ll help you before they disappear!
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