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4worldlovers: Tucson Council Member Kevin Dahl, Solar Business and Nonprofit Community Leaders

Today, Tucson Council Member Kevin Dahl joined Frank Velásquez Jr., Board President of The Drawing Studio, Inc.; Tamora Muir, Tucson Resident and Rooftop Solar Homeowner; Adrian Keller, Arizona Program Director, Solar United Neighbors of Arizona; Robert Neifert, Director of Business Development, Solar Gain Inc. and Co-Chair of the Arizona Solar Energy Industries Association’s (AriSEIA) Public Policy Committee to highlight the incredible opportunities to grow Arizona’s clean energy economy, made possible by the solar grants and incentives included in the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA). Speakers shared how these investments will cut energy costs for Arizona families, create clean energy jobs, and help grow Arizona’s clean energy economy.

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4worldlovers: SunPower by The Solar Quote has been powering Stockton and San Joaquin County homes for years and we've grown to become the leading local solar installer in Stockton, California. We pride ourselves on providing exceptional customer support and always deliver on time!

For local clients, PG&E offers net metering which means you get credits for excess power used which can go back to paying any overage electricity you might need in higher usage months. Basically, the extra energy produced by your solar panels is metered at PG&E and then rolled into future months which can cover times you use more power and / or get credited as money into your bank account at the end of the year.

Another perk of solar is the Solar Tax Credit. Currently, this gives you a 30% credit you can write off from your taxes. This means you're getting a complete home solar system for 70% of its actual price! However, the tax credit is largely decreasing each year so you need to take advantage of it now to get the full 30%.

Even if you've never thought about going solar, consider this right now: Solar is the cheapest form of energy. That's right. You're paying money to a utility company that's selling you the same power for MORE money and raising prices year-over-year.