The Solar Alliance The Solar Alliance

Alliance for Renewable Energy



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The United States currently relies heavily on coal, oil, and natural gas for its energy. Fossil fuels are nonrenewable, that is, they draw on finite resources that will eventually dwindle, becoming too expensive or too environmentally damaging to retrieve. In contrast, renewable energy resources such as wind and solar energy are constantly replenished and will never run out.

Why Go Solar?

Financial Benefits - Through advances in technology and local government rebates, solar energy is now a smart financial investment. The current solar energy rebate cuts the cost of a system by more than half, making it the best time ever to buy solar. Solar energy not only protects you from rising electricity costs, but also increases the overall value of your home. Solar pays off now and over the long-run.

Dependable and Secure Electricity - All of our systems and the installation are guaranteed and include comprehensive warrantees. Each solar panel is guaranteed to work for 20 years! And there are several reports of older solar models working as long as 40 years. Our solar energy systems are highly dependable, amazingly durable (able to withstand hurricane type winds and large hailstorms), and a reliable source to deliver clean electricity to you and your family

Energy Independence - Instead of renting electricity from the utility company, with solar energy you own the electricity you produce. Be your own power company.

Be an Example - Enjoy the personal satisfaction of being the first on the block to own a solar energy system, enjoying a new technology, and helping to create the solar energy market.

Make dollars out of sense

Rising Utility Bills

  1. Solar Panels convert the Sunlight into (DC) Electricity
  2. The Inverter changes the DC Electricity into AC electricity which is what your home uses.
  3. Electricity then goes through your meter which measures how much power your system is producing ,then distributes it through your home.
  4. Any additional power not consumed by your home is fed back to the grid where you will receive a credit from your local utility service.