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Reasons Why Switching to Solar in Idaho Is Worth It

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Investing in a solar energy system is a big step (although not as big as is often assumed), and like any big step it can be an intimidating one. For most homeowners, however, it’s also an investment with a terrific ROI in a whole variety of ways. Additionally, installing an Idaho solar energy system is one of those relatively rare dynamics that’s a time- and money-saver that actively contributes to the world being a better place. And those are only a couple of the benefits of going solar. Monthly Energy Savings That the installation of a solar energy system will typically save a homeowner a considerable amount of money on their power bill is generally the most common reason for going solar. That makes sense, as everyone likes a deal, but just as the process of installing a solar energy system is less of a time and money investment than people often assume, the savings can be more considerable than they would have thought as well. For instance, according to Project

Solar Energy as the Centerpiece of a More Efficient (and Far Cheaper) Idaho Winter Heating Strategy

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Winter in Idaho and solar energy may not be concepts that necessarily seem like a natural fit. The disconnect makes sense: it’s cold and the days are shorter, meaning that there’s typically less sun out than during the summer months. However, it turns out that these often pretty harsh Gem State winters may be the perfect time to switch over to solar. That a solar energy system will provide winter savings on energy costs is a virtual certainty. The fact is, sunlight is free and virtually all of the other sources of heat and energy for homes are not. And while there are a number of reasons for going solar in the winter months, beyond solar being a clean and renewable energy source, the one that seems to inspire the most interest in solar is the savings. The money saved on energy bills, however, can be negated when heating efficiency is being lost elsewhere. Which is why investing in solar, be it Twin Falls solar energy or elsewhere in the state, should be just one pie