Why Solar?

Since the public has become more and more aware of solar and the government (both state and local) has offered incentives to become “green”, Solar has become a very viable and more cost effective solution to reduce ones electric bill.

In the state of Oregon, a power company is required by law to buy any excess power that a homeowner may produce. This required the power company to run a power line to the customer’s home at the power company’s expense and purchase the homeowners excess electricity. This is an extreme case, but it shows that you can make solar power a very viable option.
Romtec offers the option of either a grid tie in system, or an off grid system. This is a relatively a small investment in comparison to the overall cost of a project. It is one of the few items in a building project that truly pays you. Between incentives from the federal, state, local governments and power companies, and what you save in your electric bill every month, solar is definitely worth looking at. If you’re lucky you may even produce enough power to sell it back to your local utility company and make some bonus cash. So now the question isn’t, “why would you look into solar?” The question is, “why wouldn’t you look into solar?”

Romtec offers the option of either a grid tie in system, or an off grid system. This is a relatively a small investment in comparison to the overall cost of a project. It is one of the few items in a building project that truly pays you. Between incentives from the federal, state, local governments and power companies, and what you save in your electric bill every month, solar is definitely worth looking at. If you’re lucky you may even produce enough power to sell it back to your local utility company and make some bonus cash. So now the question isn’t, “why would you look into solar?” The question is, “why wouldn’t you look into solar?”

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