News
05/08/08
Category: General
Posted by: Eric
" Surging fuel costs are about to inflict more pain on consumers, this time in the form of rapidly rising electricity bills.
Power prices are being pushed up across the U.S., with increases sometimes soaring into double digits, due to costlier coal and natural gas, the fuels used to make 70% of the nation's electricity."
03/19/08
Category: General
Posted by: Eric
“Watch out, consumer,” said David M. Khani, a coal analyst at Friedman, Billings, Ramsey Group. You’re probably going to see accelerating electricity prices in 2009, 2010 and 2011.”
01/25/08
Category: General
Posted by: Eric
Holy Cross Energy has renewed their rebates for solar electric systems for 2008. The rebate program reimburses Holy Cross electricity customers at a rate of $2 per Watt, up to $20,000.
Solar Electricity for a Business
The economics of solar for a business is based primarily on available incentives at the business location. In Colorado, excellent incentives from some utilities can be combined with Federal income tax credits to create a compelling case for installing solar electric on a business facility. We can easily provide you with an analysis including incentives, Investment Tax Credits, and accelerated depreciation that can be cash flow positive from Day 1. In our area, incentives from Xcel are probably at the highest level they will be for the forseeable future, and the investment tax credit is in effect through 2008.Next page: Frequently Asked Questions