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Eliminate Your Electricity Bill With Solar
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Electricity rates on the rise in Texas
The cost of electricity in Texas has increased from an average of $.08/ kwH in 2018 to $.20/ kwH in 2022. That means a property with a $250 electricity bill in 2018 would have a $625 electricity bill in 2022. Texas is one of the sunniest states in the United States and a solar panel installation can stabilize energy costs and generate savings by generating cheaper power at a locked-in rate. Texas ranked #1 in the United States in 2021 for solar installations.
Upgrade your home with solar
Everyone in Texas remembers the winter storm in 2021 and if you're looking to upgrade your home, installing solar panels can be a great way to make sure your home is safe in the case of an emergency. Installing sunlight backup, a solar battery and/or a generator(s) can provide electricity for your home in case of emergency situations.
Solar Saves Money
The customer in the image above traded their $324 electricity bill for a $197 solar bill. Credible Solar's $0-down solar financing and local net metering programs make it easy for homeowners to save immediately on the electricity bill.
Solar slows down air pollution
The average solar system in Texas removes over 6 tons of carbon emissions each year, if otherwise produced from fossil fuels. By going solar in Texas today, you're participating in an energy revolution where the main source of our energy will no longer be generated centrally and with dirty pollutants, but through a network of decentralized homes and businesses powered by green energy and our Sun.
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- If power is needed at night time you would just draw from the energy credit you've accumulated with the utility grid since we're still hooked in with them. If you have not generated an energy credit with them yet you would be charged for your electricity like normal. There's no need to ever think your home will run out of power. This all falls under the net metering program that's available with your utility provider. There are also battery solutions that can be installed in case you still need electricity in the very rare instance that the grid went out.
- Savings depend largely on the cost of your electricity, the available roof space and angles, and the shading situation of the home or business that's being installed. If you aren't moving soon it is always a good idea to request a free consultation.
- Unless your solar energy system includes battery storage and you are fully off the grid, you will still receive a bill from your utility. However, you can dramatically reduce your bill and even cut the amount you owe to $0 with a solar panel system that matches your energy use.
- Most insurance companies work nationwide and have been dealing with solar clients for decades. You'll need to call your insurance provider and let them know you've added solar to your house at installation.
- During the daytime there's enough light for the solar technology to generate electricity, even when it rains. Homeowners can draw into their solar electricity credit from previous energy generated by the solar system. With the net metering program this all happens automatically without the need for a home battery.
- Generally, solar panels are durable and capable of withstanding snow, wind, and hail. The various components of your solar power system will need to be replaced at different times but, your system should continue to generate electricity for 25 to 35 years.
