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Residential homeowner – solar installation guidelines
Solar installation guidelines for residential homeowners and ongoing effective use of the same. So you finally decided to get your very own set of solar panels to show off to the world, catch the attention of the sun, and gave one more reason to cause your neighbors to be envious. Now, what? Every home owner needs to
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5 Questions to Ask Your Solar Associate before installation
When preparing to make the switch to Solar, it’s important that you understand the installation process. Five questions you should be sure to ask.
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3 VITAL QUESTIONS TO ASK YOUR PROSPECTIVE SOLAR ENERGY INSTALLER COMPANY
Are Solar Panels Real Property or Personal Property? For property tax purposes, solar array panels are assessed as part of the real estate if they are intended to remain on the site for their entire useful lives However, if they are portable at the site, they could be separately assessed as personal property The decision
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Home Solar Energy Advantages and Myths
Home Solar Energy advantages are plenty.However, some common misconceptions exist. When you shop for solar installation companies, please keep in mind the following factors: Home Solar energy will work in most weather conditions Solar works more efficiently in cooler temperatures and is designed to operate in ambient light. Also, panel production is affected by the Sun’s
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California Clean Energy Proposal to aim for 50% renewable by 2030
California is on the way to expanding their clean energy mandate. The existing mandate is to have 33% of energy from renewable sources by 2020. Currently most energy companies in California have already met or exceeded this goal. The new proposal is to aim for 50% renewable by 2030. This proposal has passed the Senate and
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New York’s progressive take on solar energy
New York has been called a national leader in the transition to renewable energies like solar. The state has set a goal of reducing its carbon emissions to 80% below 1990 levels by 2050, and the state ranks 7th in solar capacity of infrastructure installed in 2014. This is, in part, thanks to a 2012 initiative called NY-Sun, which
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