Comments for Civitas Energy http://www.civitasenergy.com Delivering More Affordable Solar Installations in New Jersey Thu, 10 Feb 2011 20:50:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on 5 Reasons to Install Solar in 2011 by Paddy http://www.civitasenergy.com/2011/02/5-reasons-install-solar/#comment-33 Paddy Thu, 10 Feb 2011 20:50:52 +0000 http://blog.civitasenergy.com/?p=944#comment-33 Wow! That's nuts! That makes buying NJ Solar so affordable for commercial entities, no? I presume that there is financing for this too? Nice blog. Wow! That’s nuts! That makes buying NJ Solar so affordable for commercial entities, no? I presume that there is financing for this too? Nice blog.

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]]> Comment on When Will Solar Electricity Become Viable in the United States? by pnewell http://www.civitasenergy.com/2011/01/when-will-solar-electricity-become-viable-in-the-united-states/#comment-30 pnewell Tue, 18 Jan 2011 17:52:31 +0000 http://blog.civitasenergy.com/?p=911#comment-30 As if these incentives are not enough, a solar energy array on a commercial building or an investment property is also eligible for depreciation. Included in the bill recently passed by congress, eligible solar energy installations may be depreciated entirely in the first year of installation*; it does not have to be spread out over five years like it had previously. With that in mind, commercial and investment property installations may pay off in as quickly as 3 years in some states, and earn income long after the system has paid for itself. * - the formula for how much may be depreciated is based upon whether the owner of the system accepted a treasury grant in lieu of the energy tax credit. Interested in the calculation? Leave a comment and we will explain it. As if these incentives are not enough, a solar energy array on a commercial building or an investment property is also eligible for depreciation.

Included in the bill recently passed by congress, eligible solar energy installations may be depreciated entirely in the first year of installation*; it does not have to be spread out over five years like it had previously. With that in mind, commercial and investment property installations may pay off in as quickly as 3 years in some states, and earn income long after the system has paid for itself.

* – the formula for how much may be depreciated is based upon whether the owner of the system accepted a treasury grant in lieu of the energy tax credit. Interested in the calculation? Leave a comment and we will explain it.

]]> Comment on Solar PV 203: PSE&G Solar Loan II by Daniel http://www.civitasenergy.com/2010/10/solar-pv-203-pseg-solar-loan-ii/#comment-26 Daniel Fri, 17 Dec 2010 10:04:03 +0000 http://blog.civitasenergy.com/?p=633#comment-26 great post, thanks for sharing great post, thanks for sharing

]]> Comment on “Billion Dollar” Caption Contest by Paddy http://www.civitasenergy.com/2010/10/billion-dollar-caption-contest/#comment-29 Paddy Tue, 19 Oct 2010 21:43:08 +0000 http://blog.civitasenergy.com/?p=675#comment-29 Haha! And now she's happy with her $280/month electricity bill! Sucker!! Haha! And now she’s happy with her $280/month electricity bill! Sucker!!

]]> Comment on “Billion Dollar” Caption Contest by civitas http://www.civitasenergy.com/2010/10/billion-dollar-caption-contest/#comment-28 civitas Tue, 19 Oct 2010 13:14:13 +0000 http://blog.civitasenergy.com/?p=675#comment-28 If you look closely, Cobb Energy was kind enough to offer a fifty million dollar early payment discount. If you look closely, Cobb Energy was kind enough to offer a fifty million dollar early payment discount.

]]> Comment on Solar PV 102: Inverters by Form Script http://www.civitasenergy.com/2010/09/solar-pv-102-inverters/#comment-17 Form Script Tue, 05 Oct 2010 16:15:46 +0000 http://blog.civitasenergy.com/?p=464#comment-17 last few days our class held a similar talk about this topic and you show something we have not covered yet, appreciate that. - Laura last few days our class held a similar talk about this topic and you show something we have not covered yet, appreciate that.

- Laura

]]> Comment on Solar PV 203: PSE&G Solar Loan II by civitas http://www.civitasenergy.com/2010/10/solar-pv-203-pseg-solar-loan-ii/#comment-25 civitas Mon, 04 Oct 2010 23:24:34 +0000 http://blog.civitasenergy.com/?p=633#comment-25 Perhaps you noticed that the program is called <strong>Solar Loan <em>II</em></strong>. This is in-fact the second round of funding that PSE&G has lent out. As you might guess, the terms of the first round were favorable to those of the second. With that, Now is the Time for Solar Energy! Panel prices may fall, but incentives will fall faster. <a href="http://civitasenergy.com/signup.php" rel="nofollow">Sign up today for a Civitas free, no-obligation proposal</a>. If we are not currently servicing your area, we will store your information and contact you the moment we do. Perhaps you noticed that the program is called Solar Loan II. This is in-fact the second round of funding that PSE&G has lent out. As you might guess, the terms of the first round were favorable to those of the second. With that, Now is the Time for Solar Energy! Panel prices may fall, but incentives will fall faster. Sign up today for a Civitas free, no-obligation proposal. If we are not currently servicing your area, we will store your information and contact you the moment we do.

]]> Comment on Solar PV 202: Turn Home Equity into Solar Savings by weight http://www.civitasenergy.com/2010/09/solar-pv-202-turn-home-equity-into-solar-savings/#comment-24 weight Tue, 28 Sep 2010 08:49:00 +0000 http://blog.civitasenergy.com/?p=609#comment-24 yeah my dad will like this yeah my dad will like this

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