Did you know that mid-spring is when solar energy production is at it’s highest? That’s why installing solar panels before this peak production period can be a smart decision for maximizing the benefits of solar energy. Here are some key points to consider when installing solar panels before peak production:
1. Take advantage of incentives and rebates: The current Federal Tax Credit will compensate you 30% of the total cost to install your system. Massachusetts additionally offers a 15% ($1,000 max) tax credit to promote solar energy adoption. By installing solar panels before peak production, you can start benefiting from these programs earlier, maximizing your return on investment.
2. Avoid potential delays: The process of installing solar panels can take time. By starting the installation process before peak production, you can avoid potential delays caused by factors such as high demand or scheduling conflicts. This way, you’ll have your system up and running when you need it most.
3. Reduce reliance on the grid: Installing solar panels before our region’s peak production months in spring allows you to generate a significant portion of your electricity needs from renewable sources. By reducing your reliance on the grid during peak hours, you can potentially lower your energy bills and reduce strain on the electrical grid.
4. Consider battery storage: Adding battery storage to your solar panel system allows you to be prepared in the event of a power outage, ensuring that your home stays safe and comfortable regardless of weather or grid-related outages.
Remember to consult with a reputable solar installation company like My Generation Energy to assess your specific situation and determine the most suitable approach for your needs. We can help you analyze your energy usage, evaluate the solar potential of your location, and design a system that optimizes solar energy production.
Are you thinking about installing solar at your home or business? My Generation Energy has been installing the highest quality solar design and installation on Cape Cod, the South Shore, South Coast and Greater Boston area since 2008.
