Massachusetts Homeowners Save Big with Solar
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September 16, 2010
Saugus resident plans to pocket $12k in four years from his groSolar solar power system
Saugus, MA Generating solar electricity is now a money making enterprise, says one Massachusetts man. He's among the thousands of Massachusetts homeowners cashing in on the electricity produced by rooftop solar power systems.
"The system groSolar installed on my roof has done exactly what the company promised – it's saving me serious money in energy costs," said Boesel. "In the first year, my system generated 6,500 KWH and my electric bill dropped more than one hundred dollars a month."
Generating solar electricity is now a money making enterprise, says one Massachusetts man. He's among the thousands of Massachusetts homeowners cashing in on the electricity produced by rooftop solar power systems. Ed Boesel, who recently had groSolar install a 5.3 KW solar power system on his home, estimates on top of his power bill savings, he’ll receive $3,000 additional cash each year for owning a solar power system in the state of Massachusetts. He is earning this extra income by selling the Solar Renewable Energy Credits (SRECs) to Massachusetts utilities. SRECs are tradable certificates that represent the clean energy value of solar electricity production, which are then sold or traded to electricity suppliers who are required to show compliance with Massachusetts’ Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS) by investing in clean power sources. SRECs are sold separately from the electric power the system generates, and are generated each month and administered by the Massachusetts SREC Program. “The system groSolar installed on my roof has done exactly what the company promised – it’s saving me serious money in energy costs,” said Boesel. “In the first year, my system generated 6,500 KWH and my electric bill dropped more than one hundred dollars a month.” In addition, Boesel expects to receive $12,000 over the next four years from the sale of his SRECS. Combined with the rebates he received for installing the system, Boesel anticipates his return on investment will be three to four years, and he’ll then start earning a profit on SREC sales and utility savings.
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