>>> well, traditional electrician tis costs continue to rise, 67% over the last three years, resulting from more solar-powere projects coming
Sunpower Solar Panels Review, online two-thirds of americans support alternative development over fossil fuels up 5% from
december 2014. here with more is solar energy expert from sun power. we're talking to whitney torres this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> so what advances have we been seeing in sol power? >> we've seen a lot of
advancements in solar power, so over the last five years the cost has come down 67% there's also been advancements in esthetics. panels are looking for attractive, installs are more efficient and it's easy to get up there.
>> who is actually a good candidate for solar? >> anybody who owns their home, that's the first step, and then you'll want to talk to an expert to look at any shading you might have or the the direction your roof faces, but most people are good candidates for solar.
>> and you know he in the sunshine state i'm happy to say we see a lot of people with those solar panels on their roof. talk about some of those benefits. >> yeah, you guys in florida have a lot of solar, more than
75,000 homes have solar there, and the benefits are numerous. in addition to environmental benefits, whic are abundant from powering your home from the sun. there's also the benefit of using your money more wisely, so instead of writing a check to
the utility every month, now insed you're spending that money on an investment that has equity, that adds value to your home and there's a 30% federal income tracks credit. so that's really beneficial for people to help them p less in income taxes and also have a
smarter source of electricity. >> that's good to know. i was unaware about the tax credit. a good resource to know about there. it looks pretty cool when you're looking at the video there. what is that process like to get
that installed? >> well, it depends. it depends on how much electricity you need and what your goals are, but i would say typically a homeowner can be expecting anywhere from $10,000-$30,000 after the tax credit, and there's a lot of
financial vehicles, so there's zero down options, and so it kind of just depends. and i like too when you're talking about the price point and the cost you have to think about it might be more for that initial investment but the money you're going to save monthly
along the way. >> you can either completely or mostly eliminate your electricity bill, and instead of spendin that $100 or $200 a month on your electricity bill you're investing something that has tangible value, adds value to your home and has a result on
investment. has a pay back instead of when you send money to the utility it's gone. >> is there any upkeep to those panels or what is that like? do you have to replace them every so often? how long do they typically last?
>> oh, no, not at all. sun power panels have a use o life of 25 years. it's a really durable product. >> i love it. all right, anywhere you want to send us online to talk more about solar panels? >> yeah, absolutely.
start your search online. you can go to sunpower.com. we have a great blog there. lots of information on our product, and just to help people get started. >> all right! whitney, thank you so much. if you want to learn more about
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