Residential Solar Finance Options Presented by Sullivan Solar
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The document summarizes residential solar power financing options presented by Sullivan Solar Power. It discusses the company's experience and rankings. It then provides an example of a typical 5kW residential solar system, comparing the homeowner's monthly electricity costs before and after installation. Finally, it summarizes various financing options for residential solar systems, including HELOCs, refinancing, unsecured loans, and leases, comparing the monthly costs and savings under each option.
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Residential Solar Finance Options Presented by Sullivan Solar
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- 4. Solar Energy in America … yet less than 1% of our electricity is generated from solar.
- 15. Electricity Rates Over 35 Years
Editor's Notes
- Good afternoon, my name is ____________________ and I am a Project Developer that designs photovoltaic systems for Sullivan Solar Power. Our firm is doing presentations throughout the County of San Diego with a vision of creating a solar energy revolution and sustainable future for our community . We are confined by time for this presentation and have a lot of information to deliver; there will be breaks in the presentation for a few questions pertaining to the subject covered. If we do not get to your question in the presentation, we will have time designated at the end of the seminar to address additional questions.
- We have designed and installed over 350 pv systems , both commercial and residential. We are San Diego’s premier locally based solar provider that delivers your project from concept to completion. It is very important to our company culture that we use the best and most reliable American-made products that the industry has to offer; the owner of our firm takes a lot of pride in supporting the national economy . We have the largest Fat Spaniel real-time monitoring network in the nation. We also have a longstanding A rating membership with the Better Business Bureau.
- When speaking about energy and specifically, renewable energy, solar radiation is by far the most abundant energy resource available to us . In fact, the sun casts enough energy on the Earth’s surface to provide the entire world with power for one year in just one minute.
- Environment California recently came out with a report naming San Diego as the #1 solar city in the State and America , for both number of rooftops and watts installed. However, less than 1% of our energy is generated from solar . While this is an accomplishment our citizens should take pride in, there is still a lot of room for progression . Our solar industry in this country is much further behind other progressive nations like Spain and Germany .
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- Here is a case study highlighting our average 5kW system here in San Diego. . Walk through.
- This graph demonstrates the total usage and bill cost prior to the solar installation. . . Walk through.
- This graph demonstrates the total usage and bill cost prior to the solar installation. . . Walk through.
- This graph demonstrates the rising costs of utility rates ; this data came directly from the Department of Energy. This clearly shows you that the rates of today are not the rates of tomorrow. As you can see electricity prices have gone up every year for over 35 years . As a conservative average, utility rates rise in costs by 6% each year . Also important to note that these figures are on a national level. Here in San Diego, just like everything else, we pay much higher than the national average; which makes our community ideal candidates for solar power (weather, prices). With more people adopting renewable energies, analysts are stating that rates could rise even more for utilities wanting to make up for the lost earnings.
- There are 3 major financial benefits to owning your solar electric system, which are the CSI state rebate, the Federal Tax Credit and your energy bill savings.
- Program will allow a homeowner to amortize their $31750 out-of-pocket cost over 20 years through their property taxes. While your monthly payment will be $260, your bill savings will be $245. Additionally at the end of the year, your federal tax credit will be $9525, translating to an immediate positive cash flow on top of your savings.
- Program will allow a homeowner to amortize their $31750 out-of-pocket cost over 20 years through their property taxes. While your monthly payment will be $260, your bill savings will be $245. Additionally at the end of the year, your federal tax credit will be $9525, translating to an immediate positive cash flow on top of your savings.
- Program will allow a homeowner to amortize their $31750 out-of-pocket cost over 20 years through their property taxes. While your monthly payment will be $260, your bill savings will be $245. Additionally at the end of the year, your federal tax credit will be $9525, translating to an immediate positive cash flow on top of your savings.
- Program will allow a homeowner to amortize their $31750 out-of-pocket cost over 20 years through their property taxes. While your monthly payment will be $260, your bill savings will be $245. Additionally at the end of the year, your federal tax credit will be $9525, translating to an immediate positive cash flow on top of your savings.
- This graph clearly illustrates your financial savings over the lifetime of your system. You own your home; why rent your electricity?