There is a lot of talk about renewable energy sources, how they are cleaner, last forever, and over the long haul, are cheaper then fossil fuels. Take a look at the following chart to see how America derives its power.
Sources of Power in USA
XCEL Energy, a major electric utility provider in Colorado has published their phaseout schedule for Solar Green Tag Rewards. You can find the link here: http://www.xcelenergy.com/Colorado/Residential/RenewableEnergy/Solar_Rewards/Pages/CurrentPricing.aspx
Of course, the XCEL Website will probably tell you the page does not exist, becuaae before you can do anything on their site, you have to have picked a state, so go here: http://www.xcelenergy.com/ and pick Colorado as your state, then go back and try the link above and it should work.
If you want to take advantage of the higher rates XCEL is paying now, vs. the lower rates later, contact us as Nth Degree Energy to see how solar can benefit you today!
XCEL Energy lowered the rate they are paying for residential solar energy (systems under 10 KW in size), since they are exceeding the amount of renewable energy mandated by the government. Nth Degree Solar Energy keeps abreast of these issues so you don’t have to.
All customers get $2.00 per DC watt to offset cost of equipment. Commercial solar installations over 10 KW in size generate production electricity and get paid 11.5 cents per KW hour thye generate.
The rebate rate of $1.50 for residential customers is being lowered in step fashion as more solar PV arrays are installed. Check here for the current rate.
