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Positive Energy Solar is a local, employee owned small business that installs solar arrays for clients in New Mexico.
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"Very professional and a nice guy. It was a pleasure to work with JD and the crew at Positive Energy Solar."
"Big Solar company in NM!"
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"Jeremy has an excellent grasp of the solar industry and is able to advise, both home & business owners, how solar energy would save them money. "
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Net Metering. Some utility companies allow for net metering, and when a solar array provides production above the consumption, that over production is 'banked' with the utility company and, then, can be pulled back when the production is under the consumption.
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Net Metering. Some utility companies allow for net metering, and when a solar array provides production above the consumption, that over production is 'banked' with the utility company and, then, can be pulled back when the production is under the consumption.
Hi DeWayne, thanks for the question. Not only am I in the solar industry, I have a solar array powering my home.
Couple of points here for review:
Our local electrical utility company averages about a 5-6% rate increase for kWh's every year. If you have a solar system that provides a 100%...
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Hi DeWayne, thanks for the question. Not only am I in the solar industry, I have a solar array powering my home.
Couple of points here for review:
Our local electrical utility company averages about a 5-6% rate increase for kWh's every year. If you have a solar system that provides a 100% offset, then you have fixed energy rate for the life of the system. You will not be subject to utility rate inflation.
The solar system will eventually pay for itself, usually around 8-12 years, depending on some factors. Once it does, you have free energy for your home.
Please review the following link on how solar energy impacts the value of your home.
https://www.energy.gov/eere/so...
Hey Greg. We're a local, employee owned company, here in New Mexico, so a lot of my focus centers around that. Being a NM native, it's great to be working for a local solar company that gives back to the community. Also, my wife and I have the benefit of having a solar array that powers our...
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Hey Greg. We're a local, employee owned company, here in New Mexico, so a lot of my focus centers around that. Being a NM native, it's great to be working for a local solar company that gives back to the community. Also, my wife and I have the benefit of having a solar array that powers our home, so I can directly relate to people, while networking, how solar energy benefits me personally.
