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SOLAR
Our core objectives are to provide affordable, innovative financial solutions for the cost effective deployment of solar power to homeowners and commercial clientele. With an understanding that return on investment and the ability to enjoy immediate economic and environmental impacts are key elements for practical consideration; Improve Energy takes a localized approach to develop programs that simply “make sense” for both the customer, and our installation partners
A Residential Solar Energy System is a simple way to protect the environment, and realize immediate financial benefits.
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Solar Facts:
More than 16.8 million metric tons of CO2 are reduced each year thanks to installed solar power. This is the same as taking 3.5 million vehicles off the road or 1.9 billion gallons of gasoline not used!
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More than 600,000 solar PV systems are currently installed in the U.S.
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Solar Power in the U.S. now exceeds 20 Gigawatts (GW), enough to power more than 4 million homes!
In 2014, a new solar project was installed every 2.5 minutes.
HOW IT WORKS
BENEFITS
Energy Independence
Beat Rising Energy Costs
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Protect your home against unpredictable energy prices and stabilize your utility bills. Start saving — GO SOLAR today!
Environmentally Friendly
Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
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A typical residential solar panel system will eliminate 3-4 tons of carbon emissions each year—roughly equal to planting 100 trees.
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Immediate Savings
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By installing a solar system on your home, you can reduce your power bill by up to 90% and pay less than you pay now.
Increase Home's Value
A Smart Investment
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Not only do solar panels increase home value up to 20% – studies show that it helps sell the home faster and for more money too.
Financial Incentives
Affordability
Residential solar growth is being driven by more accessible solar financing plans — including no and low money down options.
Solar Economic Growth
The Creation of Green Jobs
According to recent economic reports, the solar industry job growth is 20 times higher than the rest of the U.S. economy.
