What Does The Future Of Solar Look Like In 2017
Considering all current aspects, solar energy is still a new and underutilized resource compared to many other types of energy. At least, if you compare it with other energies over the last hundred years. However, the future of solar seems brighter as companies make installing solar easier and affordable. What is 2017 holding for consumers? As the solar landscape continues to change, new surprises arise.
The Complexity Of Solar Energy
It’s safe to say that information about solar energy is still confusing for a lot of people. The concept of renewable energy seems too complex for some. And starting to do research on the internet can lead you down a rabbit hole if you aren’t careful. Couple this with some companies trying to scam homeowners by proposing installation prices and terms that are unfairly high, and you have an industry that seems scary.With the emergence of groups advocating solar energy, particularly in Florida, potential solar customers are just now becoming more informed and are able to see through ideologies that simply aren’t true any longer. The concept of solar being too expensive has been proved false time and time again, and investing in a renewable energy source has scientific evidence to back its benefits.
The Future Of Solar
The big unknown for the coming year is how legislation might help or harm the influx of solar energy and how accessible it is for everyday people. Currently, homeowners can qualify for a variety of tax incentives and kickbacks for installing a solar system onto their roof. These benefits might end with a change in governmental power.Despite the current administration’s attempt to steer the country back toward fossil fuels; solar advocates are still hopeful that the progress made so far will continue to advance awareness and throttle solar power’s expansion.