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    Energy Independence & Preparedness

    Achieving energy independence and preparedness offers numerous benefits for homes and families, including enhanced reliability, cost savings, and environmental sustainability. By integrating solar power systems with battery storage, households can generate and store their own electricity, reducing reliance on the grid and mitigating the impact of power outages. This approach not only ensures a continuous power supply during grid disruptions but also allows homeowners to utilize stored energy during peak demand periods, potentially lowering electricity costs.

    Incorporating both grid and solar independence, along with battery storage, enables families to optimize energy use and enhance resilience. Solar panels generate electricity from sunlight, while batteries store excess energy for later use, ensuring a consistent power supply even when solar generation is low. This combination allows for seamless switching between solar power, battery storage, and grid electricity, depending on availability and demand. Additionally, hybrid systems can export surplus energy back to the grid, potentially earning credits or payments, further offsetting energy costs. By leveraging both grid and solar independence, families can achieve greater energy security, reduce utility expenses, and contribute to a more sustainable energy future.

    How much can you save with solar?

    With a personalized solar solution, you could save thousands of dollars over the years. Simply put in your information below to find out how much you could save each month with solar power!

    What grants or tax credits are available?

    The Federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) allows solar customers to save 30% on the cost of their solar system by deducting that amount from their federal taxes. This incentive helps reduce the upfront cost of installing solar energy systems.

    What is the average cost of installing solar?

    The cost varies based on system size, energy usage, location, and installation specifics. In the U.S., the average cost for a residential solar system is approximately $30,000 before incentives. After applying federal tax credits, this can reduce to around $20,948.