Have you been reluctant to install solar panels for your home? If so,
a provision shrouded within the stimulus package, which sanctions a
tax credit of 30 percent on solar panel installations in new homes,
may incite you to finally take that step. Solar panels for home are
now affordable and much more accessible to everyday Americans.

You are now able to get a thirty percent reduction in your payback
time. Conveniently, if you have other rebates at your disposal, you
can then merge them with this one. A combination of state, federal and
local tax credits would lessen the burden on your wallet, by allowing
a fifty percent decrease in the cost of your solar power system.

So if you’ve been debating whether to install solar panels for your
home and unable to come to a conclusion, this may help sway your
decision. Studies conducted by the United States government indicate
that the payback of a solar power system is typically 4 years,
sometimes less. You will see that payback in much less than four years
is feasible, and surprisingly easy once you factor in the new tax
credit from the stimulus, and the expected cost increases from your
power providers.

Global Warming is a very real and growing problem, and by installing
solar panels for your home, you will be doing your part to protect
your and our environment. It may not be a prominent global issue in
our day and times, but your children and grandchildren are sure to
feel the effects of our lack of environmental consciousness.

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