New Jersey Solar Power Installation Savings

How much energy will I save and are there other benefits?

Each kW installed for your solar panels here in NJ will produce approximately 1,200 kWh per year. This number is dependent on the angle the solar system is pointed toward the sun (azimuth) and how much direct sunlight it receives over a given year (an West or East facing roof receives less direct sunlight than a South facing roof). If you are paying $0.16/kWh, a 1 kW could save you $190 per year. Most of our new jersey customers install an 8 to 10 kW system so their savings is around $2,300 per year. For every 1000kW your New Jersey solar power installation produces, you will generate 1 Solar Renewable Energy Credit (SREC). A typical 8-10 kW system could generate another $4000 annually in credit sales. In addition to the electric savings, by installing a solar power system on your home, you will increase your property value. According to the Appraisal Journal of the National Appraiser's Association, New Jersey home values increase $20 for every $1 in annual energy savings. So, a $2,000 energy savings translates into a $40,000 increase in your home value. Also although your homes value will increase, its tax assessment will not.

Spin your meter backwards and gain financial freedom from your utility. As electricity costs rise, your system fights back dollar for dollar.

New Jersey Solar Power systems are a great value: A solar energy system adds asset value to your home. Not only do you save energy, but you sell any energy you don't use back to the New Jersey utility.

A Solar Energy System for your New Jersey home is:

• Easy to Maintain: Solar panels, tilted slightly to the south, are washed clean by occasional rain. Our Module manufacturers guarantee performance for 25 years. Solar energy systems are maintenance free and produce energy efficiently and silently.
• Affordable, with credits, SRECS and rebates, your investment can be repaid in years, not decades
• Makes you a part of the solution to our energy crisis and global warming problems.