Anticipated Electricity Cost: Solar systems are fueled by the sun a free renewable energy. For that reason a solar power system can produce energy at the same cost for many years. Comparing electric and natural gas price volatility do to weather and power disruptions, solar power is more stable.

Solar Versatility: Solar collectors having no movable parts can be mounted almost anywhere from rural areas to heavy populated urban areas. Additionally, solar energy requires no fuels or water thus having no emissions can be incorporated into a building structure unnoticeably. Having the power source at the point of use, these characteristics make solar the ideal power source.

Dependable Power: Dependable electricity is an increasing requirement of the U.S. economy. During the worst power outages solar power coupled with energy storage can provide dependable power.

American Jobs: Solar power currently supports jobs in engineering, design, construction and service for every megawatt installed in United States. Communities choosing to install solar choose to reap employment benefits rather than purchasing power out of state or country.

Reducing Air Pollution: Power generating systems omitting harmful emissions that increase healthcare cost and harm the environment are reduced by installing solar power.

Lower Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Installing one residential PV system eliminates greenhouse gas emissions equal to removing one car from highways.

Less Water Consumption: Natural gas uses 98% more water per generation of MWh than solar power.