We just heard about a new program that enables apartment dwellers to reap the benefits from solar panels. Here's how it works: customers sponsor solar panels located in a sunny location attached to the California power grid. The power generated is then sold to the grid and you, the customer, receive a portion of the revenue.
Each block costs $1,000 and consists of three panels, and each panel yields revenue for 10 years. As the price of electricity goes up, so does the revenue. The program is still under development, and their current sign-up form is merely a way to collect the names of people possibly interested in participating once it gets going.
See more at SolMeter.
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I am planning to buy a new home. Yesterday I went to see the property.A lot of properties in that area has some weird things installed on their roof tops.On further enquiry I could understand that these weird things were solar panels which can produce power for my new house.Somebody asked me to visit www.Freecleansolar.com to get more info. This site gave price comparisons, manufacturers of solar, leasing, financing, tax, credits and rebates. Do you guys think I should install these on my house??