Consider installing energy efficiency measures first, before you install solar. Reducing the amount of energy used by your home will allow you to install a smaller, less expensive photovoltaic system.
Going solar is a significant investment, comparable to buying a car or making major home improvements. Make sure you think it through carefully.
There are four main ways to pay for a solar photovoltaic system, each of which has advantages and disadvantages.
Net metering is an arrangement in which the utility credits you for electricity your system generates that is not used onsite and is instead added back onto the grid.
If installing solar on your own home or land isn’t viable, or if you don’t own your home, there are still solar options for you. Both renters and homeowners can potentially participate in a community solar project, which is an offsite solar array that serves multiple customers.
For those solar photovoltaic system owners that pay federal income taxes, the federal government provides a significant tax credit that helps reduce the total cost of your solar system.
Consider proposals or bids from at least three different solar contractors to help select the best solar installer for you.
Before selecting a bid and signing a solar contract, calculate your net savings, return on investment, and/or payback period.
In any calculation of how much money your solar system can save you, assumptions about future utility rate increases are very important. Make sure that you and your contractor are calculating future electricity costs appropriately.
Make sure you read and understand your solar contract before you sign it.
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