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GREAT NEWS FOR SOLAR From Florida Power and Light!
Florida Power and Light received approval from the Florida Public Service Commission (FPSC) to expand its current lineup of energy-efficiency programs for customers. In addition to existing programs, $$$ Cash Rebates will be offered by FP&L this year to help customers install qualifying solar energy systems.
Qualifying systems include:
- Residential Solar Water Heating - $1,000 cash rebate to existing customers for installing new Solar Water Heating systems at their homes.
- Residential Solar Electric PV Systems - Cash rebates up to $20,000 to existing customers who install Solar Electric PV systems at their homes.
- Business Solar Water Heating – Cash rebates up to $50,000 to existing customers who install Solar Water Heating systems at their business.
- Business Solar Electric PV Systems - Cash rebates up to $50,000 to existing customers who install Solar Electric PV systems at their business.
NOTE: The availability of these incentives will be limited and will be offered on a first-come, first-served reservation basis. ACT NOW! CALL FOR DETAILS!
NOTE: The best prepared customers will be in the best position to receive a $$$ Solar Rebate.
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Great News for Solar From Tampa Electric!
Tampa Electric received approval from the Florida Public Service Commission (FPSC) to expand its current lineup of energy-effeciency programs for customers. In addition to the new programs and enhancements to existing programs, $1.53 million in incentives will be offered by Tampa Electric each year for five years to help customers install renewable technologies. Those measures include:
- Residential Solar Water Heating - Provides customer incentives up to $1,000 for installing new solar water heating systems.
- Solar PV Systems - Provides incentives up to $20,000 to customers who install Solar Electric PV systems at their homes or businesses.
- PV for Schools - Tampa Electric will install five 10-kilowatt (kW) systems with battery backup power (one school per year over five years) at schools that also can function as emergency shelters. The PV technology will provide educational opportunities to teachers and students.
- Low-Income Solar Water Heating - Solar water heating systems will be available for installation on new construction in collaboration with nonprofit building organizations.
NOTE: The availability of these incentives will be limited and will be offered on a first-come, first-served reservation basis. ACT NOW! CALL FOR DETAILS!
NOTE: The best prepared customers will be in the best position to receive a $$$ Solar Rebate.
The Federal Solar Tax Credit now just got MUCH better. Now you can receive the full 30% tax credit on your PV Solar Electric or Solar Water Heating System installation. There has never been a better time to go solar! ACT NOW!
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Progress Energy Florida Offers Rebates for Solar Panels
Starting Oct. 4, Progress Energy customers can apply for the utility's 2012 SunSense program that gives up to $2 for every watt of solar panels they install on their home or business.
Progress Energy is making $1 million available to residential and commercial customers each year through 2014 for rebates on the installation of new solar panel systems.
The utility first made the rebates available in March and, within two days, all the 2011 funds were gone.
"The SunSense program is a key component of our strategy to assist those customers interested in investing in solar technology," said Vincent Dolan, president and chief executive officer of Progress Energy Florida. "We were pleased with the level of interest demonstrated when the 2011 rebates became available, and we're hoping for a similar response this time around."
In addition to the rebate program for solar panel installation, Progress Energy also offers a solar water heating program that provides rebates of $550 toward the installation of a qualifying system. And through its SunSense Schools Program, the company is partnering with schools serving as emergency shelters to install a 10-kilowatt solar systems.
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