A.M. Sun Solar
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Our Mission is to "Grow communities with the power of the sun"! We lower our customer's energy expenses with innovative and affordable solar electric systems while providing superior customer service, quality, and commitment to our products.
Solar system degradation rates will vary depending on the brand of your system and the climate of the location they’re installed. You’re looking for lower degradation rates, as lower rates will result in your system producing more energy over the course of its lifetime. Withstanding any manufacturing defects, damage, or breakage, you can expect excellent performance from lower-tiered panels with slightly higher degradation rates. Especially when factoring in potential damage due to weather, knowing how to make your solar panels last longer can help to increase the longevity of your system.
Effective March 1, PG&E monthly gas and electric bills have increased its rates between 2.8 and 3.7 percent in an effort to reduce wildfire risk, according to a recent PG&E announcement from Vice President Robert Kenney. On March 1, 2021, the average residential customer experienced a monthly energy bill increase of approximately $8.73 (including a $5.01 increase for electric service and $3.72 increase for gas service), or 4.6 percent, according to PG&E’s Marketing and Communications Representative Mark Mesesan. This increase is a part of their General Rate Case (GRC), which pays for nearly 50 percent of PG&E’s annual costs, and was approved by the state Public Utilities Commission in December 2020. For comparison’s sake, the typical bundled Non-CARE residential customer who uses 500 kWh in a month may see an average monthly bill increase $5.01 from $133.84 to $138.85.
Anyone considering installing solar on their home should act quickly and install before November 2021; otherwise, new solar owners could see the adverse impact of what NEM 3.0 has on the horizon. The current program, NEM 2.0, allows Central Coast solar owners to sell excess energy back to PG&E. NEM 3.0, the proposed program, would decrease the credit paid to solar owners and include additional monthly fees on solar owners’ electric bills. Signing up before November 2021 will allow you to sign onto the NEM 2.0 agreement and avoid the new NEM 3.0 proposal.
Our team built him a raised structure (property tax-exempt), updated all his electrical, eliminated his PG&E bill, and offered great financing to cover all of it while staying under budget. A client wanted an RV parking structure and didn’t want to trench through the yard. One client wanted a ground mount but didn’t want to see a trench path through their property and ruin their view from their porch. A client was remodeling their house and wanted minimal — if not zero — penetrations in his new standing seam roof.