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Five reasons to go solar in Arizona

June 28, 2016

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1. Tax credits can reduce the cost  by as much as 40%.

Arizona residents and businesses can benefit from both Federal and State financial incentives:

The Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 provides a 30% federal tax credit for solar electric systems installed on homes and businesses through December 31, 2019.

Additionally, if you go solar in Arizona, you will receive a state tax credit. Individuals will receive a tax credit for 25% of the system cost up to $1,000.00. While Arizona businesses will receive 10% of the system cost up to $25,000 for any one building in the same year and $50,000 in total credits in any year.

Click here for more information about available tax credits to go solar in Arizona.

2. Solar power is a renewable resource.

Solar power is 100% renewable, so it replenishes naturally. You can rest assured, your electricity consumption won’t contribute to resource scarcity for your children and grandchildren.

3. Solar electricity is clean energy.

Solar electricity systems produce no greenhouse gas emissions. Which means, they do not pollute the atmosphere when used. You can help combat global warming one house and business at a time by installing one.

4. Diversify your investment portfolio.

With a wise, low-risk investment in solar electricity that pays better than CDs and is safer than the stock market. If you’d like a detailed example on how solar payback works, click here to download one.

5. Solar Power increases your (and the country’s) energy independence.

Solar electricity is produced locally and so it reduces the need for new transmission infrastructure, huge mining operations, nuclear waste storage and fossil fuel resources from abroad.

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Ryan Holtz

Owner & Off-Grid Specialist

Ryan graduated from West Point with a degree in Mechanical Engineering.

Ryan got started by studying with Solar Energy International and the Solar Living Institute. He loves developing and sharing solar technology. Ryan has taught solar energy classes at Coconino Community College, Willow Bend Environmental Center and all around Arizona. Some of Ryan’s favorite moments in solar work are watching a solar customer’s meter spin backward for the first time, and providing solar power to Navajo and Hopi families living off-grid who have never had electricity in their homes.

One of Ryan’s main goals is to make solar energy accessible to everyone by offering solar options that are affordable and easy to use. He acknowledges there are some hurdles to widespread solar energy use, but believes that with a little ingenuity like the Plug and Play Solar Kits, it will soon become a normal part of everyone’s daily life.

In his free time, Ryan is often outdoors. He enjoys mountain biking, running, disc golf, hiking and camping.  His favorite thing to do is sit around a campfire with his wife, Carolyn, and their dog Tully.

ryan@prometheussolar.com

Kelly Paduchowski

Grid-tied Solar Specialist

Kelly Paduchowski, a woman of many hats, is likely the first person you will reach when calling us. She will design a quality grid-tied PV system for you and will help install it too.Kelly began installing solar in 2007 and became a PV designer in 2009. She received her NABCEP certification in 2010. Kelly has taught Photovoltaic courses through Coconino Community College and for the National Park Service.Kelly’s other interests include mountain biking, camping, nutrition and well-being, and spending time with her husband and toddler.

kelly@prometheussolar.com

Jim Corning

Founder

Jim Corning’s professional life revolves around aviation, energy, and engineering. He was a student at MIT in the 1970s, and saw firsthand how the oil shortages of the ‘70s plunged our country into a place of scarcity. Since then, he has worked in the oil industry on the Arctic coast, built electric motorcycles, organized sustainable living fairs, taught classes on solar electric systems, and helped Ryan Holtz start up Prometheus Renewables. Jim’s goal is to help Americans find a way to energy abundance, and it gives him great pleasure to see Prometheus’ clients harvesting their own clean solar power, right at home.

When Jim charges his Chevy Volt with solar power, he enjoys the abundance of driving on sunshine. It’s very liberating.

When he’s not working, Jim loves hiking, mountain biking, flying and backpacking around the beautiful mountain west with his wife Holly.