A New Lease on Solar Energy

My friend John M. showed me some resources about a growing trend for handling the economics of solar energy through leasing.

Here are the links:

A good overview blog bost about leasing solar panels
greenlivingideas.com

Solar City
solarcity.com

Citizenrē ReNU
renu.citizenre.com

Cooler Planet — hooks people up with contractors
solar.coolerplanet.com

1BOG — organizes community solar projects
1bog.org

Solar panels with no money down? The power savings cover the lease payments? Sign me up!

Of course, there’s one problem — no solar panel installation company in Lubbock. It still boggles my mind to consider that our closest solar installer is in Amarillo (Earth Solar). Lubbock is such a sunshine-rich place; a solar panel installation company would make a ton of money here. I can’t believe that some entrepreneur hasn’t started a Lubbock solar panel installation business yet.

At any rate, I’m glad to see the green energy industry beginning to adapt to the real economic situation of most Americans.

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4 Responses to “A New Lease on Solar Energy”

  1. Solar Vents Says:

    Google blog search is always great for finding new stuff! I was trying to figure out how to install an attic ventilator.. Don’t know why this one came up!

  2. Danna Says:

    Thanks for the info Kenny! That looks good!

  3. Roel Solar Panels Says:

    I think Solar panels are an excellent way to provide clean, green and renewable energy to power a wide variety of devices. The power from solar panels is strong, reliable and easy to maintain. Regarding your last sentence I completely agree with you. I’m very glad about that as well.

    Cheers,
    Roel

  4. Cris Says:

    I am a solar contractor in Lubbock and I’ve been working here since 2007. If I had better marketing, you would know that I am here (oops). The only customers I can provide service for is SPEC customers. LP&L won’t allow any of it’s customers to have solar or wind, for that matter. Since LP&L is buying all of Xcel’s customers in Lubbock, no one in Lubbock will be allowed to have renewable energy. This is why I will most likely have to relocate my main office to a more “green-friendly” city sometime this year. You can check out my website to see some of our installations at www.thermabreeze.net.

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