Home Solar Energy Made Affordable - A 3-Phase Plan

As we know that residential solar energy is a good idea, practically speaking, it must make economic sense for anyone to embrace it. Organizing the residential energy use around a 3-phase plan can make solar energy affordable.

Jacksonville, FL (prHWY.com) December 7, 2012 - As we know that residential solar energy is a good idea, practically speaking, it must make economic sense for anyone to embrace it. Organizing the residential energy use around a 3-phase plan can make solar energy affordable. With increasing energy prices, limited fossil fuel supplies, and environmental and human concerns, all are looking forward to the solar energy possibilities.

Solar energy makes logical sense as it is a clean, abundant, and free of cost energy source. As the mechanical parts are not moving so it means minimal maintenance requirements. Anyone could love low maintenance because it will not hinder the budget. And who would not want a home running on a free of cost energy supply that even does not pollutes the air?

Now again the question comes how do we afford a solar home energy system? A solar system is still financially more expensive than fossil fuels but is becoming more affordable. Recent government tax incentives should stimulate the market for all renewable energy resources, solar included.

So how do we make solar affordable? We can do it by conservation of energy. We should develop, maintain, and teach the habit of conservation in all areas of life. Efficiency is another important factor. One can change to compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) and weather-strip the doors and windows. A timer should be installed in the hot water heater. The air conditioning and heating systems should be serviced timely. When leaving a room, turn off lights. Greater efficiency means less kilowatt-hours used. Know the amount of energy, measured in kilowatt-hours, your home requires per month. Fewer kilowatt-hours needed means less costly the solar energy system.

Solar energy production is also a key factor while choosing the solar panels. It should be known that how many kilowatt-hours your home uses. Finally, we can investigate the best solar power system for a particular home. When we have an idea about the energy consumption of our home, a solar professional can calculate the solar panels necessary for that much energy. Visit www.solarenergy.com for more information.

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