Saying goodbye to summer bills, but not to the sun!

As we move towards the end of the summer billing period, we can begin to take stock of how much more we’ve been paying for energy this year.

Energy Toolbase told us recently that bills have increased 49.6% in the last three years and 72.5% since 2014. And we know in some cases it’s been so much more than that. 

Unfortunately those costs are not going to come down. Will the pace of electric bill inflation slow down again or continue to spike abnormally?

Either way, doesn’t it sound great to be able to stop the bleeding with solar?  

Commercial solar remains one of the easiest investments decisions to be made in the US, especially in California and Nevada. Why?

• Utility bills have increased 72.5% in the last decade and 49.6% since 2020.

• Payback period as little as two years

• Up to 77% of project costs paid in tax credits 

• Fixed costs for 25 years and increased budgetary certainty 

• Helps to meet sustainability objectives and requirements in the supply chain

Perhaps the most striking statistic is that commercial solar rate payers in California pay around $0.05 per kWh, and the last time electricity cost $0.05 per kWh was in 1984!

So let us transport your electric bills back in time! Imagine paying 1984 prices today…and in 25 years’ time!