Solar Power Works. You can make your own electricity free from the sun. The sun comes up every day, no matter what the current economic conditions, despite changes in interest rates, no matter who is in government and what laws and changes they introduce. The sun comes up and your panels make solar power every day, even weekends, public holidays and cloudy days.
You will absolutely love getting a tiny power bill, or even a credit. Ripping open the envelope to check your power bill used to be a traumatic experience, with constantly increasing prices. With solar power working hard for you every day you look forward to getting your power bill so you can see how much money you saved.
Protect yourself from skyrocketing prices. Power prices have risen over 34% since 2010 and you know they are only going to continue in one direction. Making your own power protects you from outrageous increases that would otherwise be beyond your control.
It’s tax deductible. You can claim the GST and a tax deduction for the cost of the installation. The tax man will help you pay for your system. That’s an advantage not available to the average home owner. Check with your financial adviser regarding your particular circumstances.
Feed-in tariffs don’t matter. If your business operates mainly during the day you can install a system that matches your power usage and generate and use your own solar power during daylight hours. You don’t need to rely on selling excess power back to the grid, just make it and use it yourself.
Save big dollars once the system has paid for itself. You can structure your investment so that your electricity costs continue much the same as usual while the system is in pay back mode. After that, the full benefits flow directly to your bottom line, despite price rises and increases in fees and charges.
It’s never been cheaper to install a solar system. Prices of panels have fallen dramatically due to international competition and these price falls have offset the decline in government incentives. There has never been a better time to invest in solar.
Whenever we discuss the topic of solar panel we get a lot of interest and a lot of questions, so feel free to contact us for information and advice.
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