Welcome to a world of tailored solar energy solutions for your home. As your trusted solar broker, Kwame is here to guide you through a seamless transition to clean, sustainable energy.
( It costs you nothing to install Solar )
(on all equipment & mantenence)
and receive additional Tax credits
More people are choosing solar at home than ever before, because it just makes sense. There are countless reasons to choose solar, but we’ll just give you a few!
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The Solar Tax Credit is a federal tax credit for solar systems you can claim on your income taxes and reduces your federal tax liability. The tax credit is calculated based on a percentage (30% until 2032) of the total cost of your solar energy system. Currently, the final day to qualify for the 30% Solar Energy Tax Credit is December 31, 2032.
The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 extended the Federal Investment Tax credit for residential solar for 12 years until 2034. The solar tax credit will be 30% until the end of 2032 when it drops down to 26% in 2033 and then to 22% in 2034.
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Ongoing monitoring, so you’ll always know your system is producing energy like it should
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Kwame Sarfo stands at the forefront of the solar energy revolution, serving as your dedicated advocate for clean energy solutions. With extensive industry expertise and a passion for personalized service, Kwame is your trusted guide on the path to cleaner, more affordable energy.
With years of experience in the solar industry, Kwame Sarfo is more than just a broker—he’s a seasoned expert who simplifies the complexities of solar energy. His in-depth knowledge ensures solutions that are tailored to your specific needs and designed to exceed your expectations.
Ready to start your solar journey? Contact Kwame Sarfo for a transformative experience. With Kwame by your side, every ray of sunshine becomes a powerful step toward a sustainable future.
When sunlight hits a solar panel, photons (particles of energy) are converted into electrons.
As electrons pass through the cells of a solar panel, they're converted into direct current (DC) electricity.
That electricity is sent to an inverter which converts it into alternating current (AC) power.
That AC power runs through your home ready to power appliances, charge devices and more
Homeowners who go solar are not just saving money, they are also investing in an asset that allows them to build equity in their home. Solar PV installations, even when financed with a PPA, become a part of the customer’s home, and each payment made towards the cost of the solar PV system creates some additional home value.
NREL Study Finds Solar Homes Sold 20% Faster and for 17% More.
According to the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy, a home with solar panels will sell twice as fast as a home without solar panels.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development states that energy-saving improvements increase the potential resale value of your home and help it sell more quickly because they:
“Make your house more affordable to more people.”
“Attract attention in a competitive market.”
“Are improvements which will actually save money.”
Compared to the fossil fuel industry, renewable energy sources use practically no water. In fact, the fossil fuel industry in the United States is responsible for 41 percent of the country’s freshwater needs each year. In addition, oil spills are commonly seen as causes of water pollution while fracking and coal mining are less visible causes of water pollution that damage ecosystems and contaminate drinking water.
Compared to the manufacturing of solar panels in controlled facilities, fossil fuel operations take place in the natural ecosystems where those resources are found, which has a much greater chance of directly polluting natural resources and waterways. Solar power uses practically no water and helps minimize water use and pollution from fossil fuels.
