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
Franklin Solar Co-Op project 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
Kevin
will also give a free presentation about the program this Saturday in
Carrabelle.
The
presentation will be held at 2PM at the
Belle at 408 Marine Street.
For
more information on the program go on-line to http://www.flsun.org/
http://live.oysterradio.com/
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