Solar Energy Company
in Miami, FL

If you’ve lived in Miami for a while then you’re undoubtedly well-acquainted with the sun. Just like everything, that big ball of flame in the sky has both advantages and disadvantages. Some obvious disadvantages include sweat, sunburn and the never-ending amount of sunscreen. But although bright and unforgiving sometimes, the sun offers many benefits too. 

That brings us to solar energy. Miami solar panel installation has actually been growing in popularity in recent years. Solar energy aims to harness energy from the sun to immediately use and hopefully store for later. Solar energy is truly renewable energy in that it can be harnessed anywhere in the world and we can never run out of it. 

Did you know that the sun provides enough energy in one hour to meet our global energy needs for one year? Unfortunately, we have not yet able to come up with a reliable way to collect even a fraction of that energy. Nevertheless, solar energy has proven to be extremely beneficial to both the environment and private industry. As the costs of manufacturing and installing solar panels have steadily declined over the years, more and more families are turning to solar energy to power their homes. That, coupled with the drastic improvement of solar storage batteries have seen a veritable boom in solar power. 

Homeowners (especially in sunny states) are taking a long-term approach to home ownership. They know that while there will be the up-front costs of the solar panel installation and battery system, the long-term benefits outweigh the short-term costs. See, solar energy should be viewed as an investment. As with most investments, the real dividends don’t get realized for years to come. 

However, that doesn’t mean you won’t notice some changes immediately if you decide to walk the solar route. First of all, your energy bills will drop immediately. You’re shiny new solar panels will now be hard at work taking the load off of your standard form of energy. Naturally, the amount of power you are able to harness depends on your location and the time of year. During summer months, Miami residents should be able to harness more than enough energy to power their homes, resulting in a surplus. 

A surplus is another way that your solar panel investment can pay dividends. Any of the excess energy you receive can possibly be sold back to the grid, putting more cash in your pocket. Not only that, you get tax credits and rebates just for doing your part in helping the environment! 30% of all total systems costs come right back to you in the form of an income tax credit. Not bad right?