It’s safe to say everyone wants to lower their energy bills. And the cost of doing so is only getting more expensive due to a variety of short- and long-term factors that affect the global energy markets.
For many homeowners, the solution to rising energy bills is to go solar.
In fact, when electricity rates rise, the greater your potential savings from going solar.
More people have gone solar than you think:
162+ GW
total solar capacity installed
30 MILLION
homes that could be powered today with solar
160,000+
total U.S. solar installations
48%
of all new electric capacity added to the grid in 2023
SOLAR HELPS YOU SAVE. HERE'S HOW.
If you’ve ever found yourself on Google asking, “How can solar save me money?” you’re in good company. The truth is, saving with solar isn’t as complicated as it seems.
There are two primary options for going solar: owning and leasing. Leasing your rooftop solar system allows you to enjoy the benefits of solar without the upfront investment that can be a deterrent for many homeowners.
Let's look at how a rooftop solar lease works, from signup to savings:
1. SIGN UP
You choose to go solar with a partner
you trust.
2. BRING IN THE EXPERTS
The experts handle the installation and maintenance of your rooftop solar system.
3. START SAVING
The power your system generates shows up as savings in a fixed monthly payment regardless of how much electricity you use.
THE BENEFITS OF A SOLAR LEASE
For those who aren’t ready (or able) to make the investment in purchasing the panels outright, a solar lease is a great option. The option to lease a rooftop system has made solar more accessible to homeowners who don't have the funds to invest in solar panel ownership. While the price of solar panels has decreased steadily over the last decade, ownership still requires a significant upfront investment. With our 25-year solar lease, you’ll have a fixed monthly payment that includes installation and maintenance.
IGS Solar, LLC does not guarantee savings to any customer. Savings will vary based upon system production, future utility rates and rate structures, net metering programs, actual sales
tax owed by you, and your electricity consumption. Utility rates and rate structures are subject to change and therefore cannot be accurately predicted. IGS Solar, LLC assumes an
annual utility rate increase of 2.9%.