Join us for some FUN WITH THE SUN ...
Got PV Incentive??
Connecticut
Residential PV (Photovoltaics)..$5/wattWatt
WOW,
see it for yourself
Burrington's
Solar Edge chosen as an eligible dealer/installer
State of Connecticut
we look forward to helping you
make it all happen
There has been a lot of
interest- so,your patience is appreciated as we try to respond to
each in order of receipt
( NOTE: an e-mail address helps in allowing an "odd"
hour reply while you sleep..)
Is PV right for me?
PV saves me money?
To help us better answer the question of
"how much will I save" on my electric bill, you'll need
to provide us with some details from monthly statements such as
Kwhr and daily use information.
Can I have some power even when
others do not?
Another item that the owner may wish to
consider is if they wish to have some "back-up" power
for any times of utility outages. Critical loads such as well
pump, boiler/furnace circulators/blowers, sump pump, home office
or security systems are examples that may need power to continue
to operate. The simplest public utility "grid-tie"
systems are intended to completely shut down along with the
public utility grid, but the choice of a slightly different
inverter and a few batteries can offer both a connection which
interacts with the utility grid and yet provides some emergency
power as needed
What's it going to Cost?
The "generic" retail price of an
installed grid-tie only system averages $10/watt--that means a
1000 watt ( 1 Kw) system would list for $10,000 and your cost
with the CT incentive deducted should run $5,000. However, unique
situations (adding battery back-up or customized equipment),
difficult installations (high roofs or long wire runs), volatile
equipment markets (unexpected price increases due to current PV
module shortages), could mean $12/wattfor a $12,000 retail price. Although perfect orientation, angle,and lack of shading imply a $5,000 incentive credit, a less than perfect situation could result in a $4.30/watt incentive and therefore a final cost of $7,700.00
out of pocket.
Where's the fine print?
You may have noticed under the "terms and conditions"
information at the www.ctcleanenergy.com web page for
residential solar PV, a solar site analysis is required as part
of the application documents. The discounted fee for this is $95.00
for the initial, informal, visit which is credited towards near-future
purchases from Burrington's Solar Edge.
Should you require a formal write-up of the
site analysis for one of the other vendors, the cost is
presently $125.00
IMPORTANT NOTICE
"Neither CCEF , Connecticut
Innovations, Inc., nor the State of Connecticut: (1) endorses the
workmanship of any Eligible Installer; nor (2) guaranties,
warranties, or in any way represents or assumes liability for any
work proposed or carried out by an Eligible Installer.
Additionally, CCEF is not responsible for assuring that the
design, engineering and construction of the project or
installation of any PV system is proper or complies with any
particular laws, regulations, codes, licensing, certification and
permit requirements, or industry standards. CCEF does not make
any representations of any kind regarding the results to be
achieved by the PV system or the adequacy or safety of such
measures."
Thank you for considering this new way to
"PUT A LITTLE SUN IN YOUR LIFE"
and we look forward to exploring your
project with you as soon as possible.
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........We'd be happy to help you make a
little SOLAR SENSE !!!******and be part of a wiser future
Burrington's Solar Edge owner, Gail Burrington, was the FIRST person in Connecticut to achieve national recognition as a "Certified PV installer"by NABCEP(tm)
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with these
NABCEP"Certified PV Installer"(tm)
Burrington's SOLAR EDGE
6 Reed Circle
Windsor
Locks, CT. 06096-1214
E-mail: solaredge@yahoo.com
PV as part of the roof?
Solar living class links
Northeast
Sustainable Energy Association
good solar information
Energy Guide Newsletter
other class links
Solar Energy Assoc. of CT info
