If
you have an interest in adopting solar power for your home or
business, there is a program starting in franklin County that could
help you get the technical support you need as well as help you save
a lot of money.
The
Florida League of Women Voters and the non-profit group FL SUN are
administering a program that is helping people across the state go
solar.
The
program provides homeowners with information and technical support,
and puts out formal bids to licensed solar contractors.
Bidding
as a group, the Co-Op receives discounts of up to 20 percent on
panels and installation costs.
Systems
also qualify for a 30% Federal tax credit.
The
Franklin Solar Co-Op project is now taking names to gauge the level
of interest in our area.
If
they can find 30 or 40 people who are interested, the Co-Op could
begin work this fall.
There
is no obligation, so if you would like to learn more, contact local
volunteer organizer Kevin Begos at kevinb109@gmail.com
You
can also call him at 850-566-2374
For
more information on the program go on-line to http://www.flsun.org/
http://live.oysterradio.com/
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