Going Solar with a Fixed Rate Solar Lease reduces the uncertainty of your electricity expenses.

Installing a residential solar photovoltaic system, ensures that only a small fraction of your electricity bill is subject to price increases.

As the costs of energy production increase over time, your local utility passes these costs along to you in the form of higher electricity rates.

In fact, according to the Energy Information Administration, electricity prices rose nearly 40% between 1990 and 2008.

After solar panels have been installed on your roof you will generate a large percentage of your own power.

You will also maintain a connection to your electric utility company and they will continue to provide you with the electricity that you do not generate for yourself.

In essence going solar with a Fixed Rate Solar Lease is somewhat analogous to trading in your gas guzzling automobile for a gas/electric hybrid – accept that it’s your home that is getting the hybrid upgrade.

Essentially this means that your residential solar power system will produce power during the day, when the Sun is out, and your home will draw power from the grid after dark, when the Sun has set.

However, keep in mind that the net percentage of electricity that you will require from your utility company will be dramatically reduced do to the offset your receive from net metering.

In fact by choosing to instal a residential solar system with Fixed Rate Solar Lease you will be locking in your electricity cost for the power produced by the solar panel system at today’s relatively low prices.

This means that by going solar now, you are acting to protect yourself from the full impact of rate increases that very likely to occur over the next twenty years and beyond.

If you would like to learn more about going solar with a Fixed Rate Solar Lease, then be sure to get started with our Free In-Home Solar Analysis today.