With
the recent energy crises, utility rates have significantly increased.
The
new rate structure, to promote conservation, uses a tiered system
that progressively penalizes consumers for increased power usage.
It is unlikely that rates will go back down in the near future.
In fact, you can expect periodic increases.
Both
the shortage of power and rate increase represent incentives for seeking
alternative power sources such as solar energy. Other incentives include:
State
cash rebate of $4.50 per kilowatt-hour.
State
Tax Credit of 15%.
Federal
Business Investment Tax Credit of 10% ( Commercial System only).
5-Year
Accelerated Depreciation ( Commercial System only).
Q-5
can design and install a photovoltaic solar electric system to meet
your needs.
