Maryland Solar Energy Company Cuts Small Business’ Costs

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Rockville, Maryland, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) January 23, 2012 -- Rockville, Maryland – January 28th, 2012 In tough economic times, clean energy is proving itself as a cost-effective investment for small businesses. Solair Systems, a Maryland green energy contractor, has completed construction of a solar panel array that promises to help the local economy for years to come by cutting small business’ energy costs.

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Maryland Solar Energy Company Cuts Small Business’ Costs

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The installation, a 64-kilowatt system of solar photovoltaic panels, will generate more clean energy each month thanNew Market Mini Storage, a Maryland storage facility, will actually consume. Surplus energy goes back into the power grid, supplying clean energy to the area. The business eliminates its monthly energy bill, and is further rewarded for its investment with Renewable Energy Credits (RECs).

Maryland and several other state governments have recognized the potential in renewable technologies. They offer incentives such as RECS—credits of, potentially, thousands of dollars each year—for energy generated through solar panels, wind turbines, and a host of other green technologies.Each watt of alternative energy offsets the state’s need for costly fossil fuels, and RECs pass some of the savings on to homeowners and businesses participating in the program.

For companies like New Market Mini Storage, solar panels cut monthly energy costs and create new income, freeing up money that can be invested into the local economy. For homeowners, they offer relief from rising utility and heating bills, often paying for themselves over time. For the community, they reduce the future costs of health care and environmental cleanup associated with climate change.

In a weak economy, companies like Solair Systems are becoming attractive options for consumers seeking cost-effective alternatives to utility companies. Combining environmental stewardship and financial opportunity, solar energy can cut costs for small businesses, spurring economic growth and better sustainability in the surrounding community.

Solair Systems is a renewable energy contracting firm that specializes in solar photovoltaic, providing services to residential, commercial, and government clients. For more information, go to www.solairsystems.com, or call (877) 958-0005.


Thomas Luginbill
Dir. Business Development, Solair Systems
240-426-3244
info@mysolairsystems.com
25 Wall Street
Rockville, Maryland

More information can be found online at http://www.solairsystems.com/

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