Go Solar In Oregon For A Great Price

You don't have a mountain of money.  Well, if you do, please give me the coordinates, always looking for a new hill to climb.  But, most of us do not, so being informed on out purchases can help us save money.  In the cases of solar panels, we can also not only save money on the purchase, but we can potentially make money off of this investment.  The first question you might ask yourself is, how much do solar panels fetch these days? A homeowner shopping for solar panels for their house today can expect a ballpark estimate is starting as few as $3,500 to $10,000.

Depending on which state you live in, the prices and the number of solar incentives will be different. For instance, Washington homeowners get paid cash for every kilowatt-hour of solar energy they generate for 8 years. Meanwhile, homeowners in Oregon are available to receive a cash grant from their utility decreasing the upfront cost of changing to solar including a $6,000 Residential Energy Tax Credit. Because many parts may influence the final price, we suggest you sign up for a free solar consultation to have the most accurate and up-to-date information.

Contemporary Oregon solar incentives, enable homeowners to get back up to 80% of the upfront prices associated with a brand new solar energy system. By combining free, renewable power with lucrative state and federal tax credits you can see why thousands of Oregonians from across the state are choosing solar to realize short and long-term competitive benefits.

Energy Trust of Oregon Cash Incentive

If you happen to be a Portland General Electric (PGE) or Pacific Power client, you will receive a cash rebate from the Energy Trust of Oregon. This discount goes to the solar installer and lowers your expense of going solar. How much you will get can vary a bit depending on which business services your home. Current incentive averages are here.

Current Energy Trust Incentive Levels

Please recognize, Energy Trust cash rebates can lower without warning. As a result, be careful about waiting too long before reaching out to us for an official quote. Contact us to check the newest status. We’re accessible via the web or by phone.
PGE Residential        $0.45 by Watt to $3,600
Pacific Power Residential        $0.55 by Watt to $4,400

Qualifications To Recieve Energy Trust

The solar installer must be a certificate holder of Solar Trade Ally by the Energy Trust of Oregon. All solar equipment must be new, and UL classified. Lastly, confirmation from Energy Trust tax inspectors.

Solar power is here to stay, and the sooner you explore how much you can save, the sooner you can enjoy the benefits of residential solar power. Go to HahaSmart.com and try our price checker tool. It tells you how much solar power you need, and how much you can save Please visit our solar blog to find out more about the benefits of going solar.