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Solar power system installation can be a can be a scary proposition when one looks at the costs associated with the technology. Federal and State governments have acknowledged that in order for solar technology to gain a foothold in the American marketplace there must be monetary incentive to offset the cost of the system.

These incentives come in a variety of forms, particularly in the form of tax credits at both the State and Federal levels, grants that are government backed to stimulate the regional installation of technologies, and lastly Government-backed reduced interest rate loans for consumers to finance alternative energy systems. Though return-on-investment (ROI) can vary greatly we will try our best to provide you with an approximation so you can figure out your long-term financials

To help you better understand how this works New Found Energy has taken the essential pieces of information and has broken it down by technology category and then incentive type within that category as they apply.

We at New Found Energy understand the anxiety associated with spending hard earned dollars and we want you to be assured that you will reap the reward of every possible incentive that is available to you. We will process a majority of the paperwork on you behalf so you can simply enjoy saving money with your New Found Energy source, the sun.

Please feel free to contact us at Info@NewFoundEnergy.org if you have any further questions about incentives or any of our services. It is our goal at New Found Energy to provide you with the highest level of customer service and we will answer your query within 24 hours. Below you will find links to documents that detail the incentives available to you. Along witht he pdf links shown below for the particular systesm, you may also find additional information at www.dsireusa.org and www.powernaturally.org.

An example incentive on a typical solar hot water installation might look like this:

For details on these installation types click the following links:
Solar Thermal Hot Water Systems / Photovoltaic
Wind Turbine / Geothermal