Lower costs for equipment means better pricing for you.
Why it matters: Interest rate hikes in 2022 have made going solar more expensive causing some homeowners to wonder, “Did we miss the window?”
Good news! Better supply is here. Better prices follow.
- Solar equipment costs dropped every year until 2020 when supply chain problems reversed the trend.
- Manufacturers have recovered. More are entering the market or increasing capacity.
- Georgia Governor Brian Kemp announced a massive expansion to QCell’s capacity. The $2.5B investment will allow QCells to produce 8.4 gigawatts by 2024—more solar than the U.S. installed in 2022.
For your Smart Homeowner list
Is your home eligible for solar?
Use Google’s tool to enter your address and see.
Lots of yellow means it’s worth exploring.
Best,
Travis
P.S. I help homeowners make smart choices from energy efficiency upgrades to full solar systems. Find out more here.