Why You Should Get Solar Before 2010
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We know the holidays are around the corner. Hannukah is just nextweekend, and Christmas? Mere weeks away. That means we’ll be ringing inthe new year in the blink of an eye. But while you’re contemplating howmuch gelt to give or what presents Santa is likely to bring you,consider bringing your solar project up to the front burner. There areseveral states with great rebate programs whose incentives willchange–or end–in the new year. You don’t have to get a project 100percent complete by December 31st, you just have to have the contractin hand and a rebate application submitted (in most cases). Here arethe biggest programs up for the axe, or at least a New Year’sbelt-cinching–links will take you to previous posts or to DSIRE formore detail:
- New York: rebate currently up to $20,000 for residential projects, while commercial projects can qualify for up to $200,000
- Wisconsin: rebate currently up to $35,000, commercial up to $75,000
- NHEC customers in New Hampshire: currently offers up to $3,500 (separate from the statewide rebate of up to $6,000)
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