Sentences with phrase «available utility incentives»

Savings are dependent on factors including but not limited to your home, electricity usage, utility company and available utility incentives.

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The website uses geographic information system technology, or GIS, to provide detailed imagery of the parks, along with information about each park, such as available incentives, utilities and zoning.

If you need more motivation, the federal government is offering a 30 percent rebate on the purchase of geothermal heat pumps through 2016, with additional incentives available from states and utilities.

In contrast, 75 % of Americans choose ownership over leasing when acquiring a new car, because there's financing available at the dealer and few, if any, federal, state, and utility - based incentives to manage.

The PTC was first enacted as part of the 1992 Energy Policy Act as a replacement for prior incentives for wind generation under the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act of 1978 and an investment tax credit (ITC) first made available under the Energy Tax Act of 1978.

Enjoy savings on day 1 with reduced electric bills, an increase in property value, the 30 % federal tax credit, as well as any available utility or state incentives.

As a result, Los Angeles County residents have numerous solar rebates and incentives available, depending on electric utility.

But solar advocates believe that, even without state incentives, solar now may have reached «grid parity,» the point at which power generated from panels is as cheap or cheaper than power available from the utility companies.

Despite Oregon having less than average solar irradiation and also having relatively cheap power (only around 11.5 cents / kWh on average) the combination of the generous state tax credit, utility based incentives and the 30 % federal tax credit gets Oregon into the top ten states in America in terms of investment return available from installing solar panels on your home.

A variety of rebates and incentives are available from utility companies, cities, counties, and states.