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Solar Power Cells Solar Power Cells are at the heart of your solar system. The rectangular solar panels contain many power cells, generating electricity has the sun's rays hit its photoelectric surface. Simple Sunshine Creates Electricity A scientific phenomenon, the photoelectric effect, occurs when light hits certain matter, releasing electrons. That release creates an electric current, which can be harnassed and used in place of electricity from power companies and other sources. Solar Panels Can Capture Tremendous Amounts of Energy Throughout the day, sunlight can shine on your panels, producing electricity. When you have a surplus, the power company automatically buys it from you! At night you can draw power from the utility, and many people can receive a tiny (or zero) bill from their utility. Solar is Subsidized Under both the previous and current administrations, tax incentives help subsidize your installation of solar power. State and local governments, and even power utilities, also provide incentives. Depending upon your area, they may pay for 50% or more of the cost of your system, and it is yours to keep. The savings from Day One often outweighs the cost of the system. Please complete the form on this page to get details specific to your area. |
Get the Facts about Solar Energy These incentives won't last forever. Get free and, if you choose, a free site evaluation, to see how much you can save with solar energy. Remember - you're under no obligation! You do need to be a home owner to install a solar energy system. Request information today to find out how much energy you can save!
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© 2009 DRG All rights reserved. The exact savings will depend upon contributions from federal, state and local government as well as utility companies. Consumers may receive rebates and/or tax credits from federal, state and local governments as well as their utility companies; amounts vary by state & region. Your savings on your monthly utility bill will vary based upon your location, your roofline, whether there is sunlight reaching your roof, and a range of other factors. |
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