Space Coast Solar Consultant

Space Cost Solar Consultant/ powur is a added service to Rooftec Systems a local business here in Cocoa FL for many years now. We believe that we'd be doing a disservice by not offering our valued customers Solar options after replacing the roof. We also offer roof financing in the solar proposal bring you a the homeowner a much hirer tax credit return.

The answer will be diffrent for every individual. What it has done for my family has been priceless thou I do have significantly more money now. In the way of income and savings. Im always happy to share my success story to anyone who will listen.

Never. Your power company will never reward you for all the countless years of loyal payments on time. And you will Never gain a signal penny back in return . Isen't it time to stop the maddness, and start getting a return profit off your hard earned money?

Once an approved system is installed, and a Net Metering Application, a Net Metering Agreement and an approved building permit are received and accepted by FPL, a special billing meter that measures the quantity and direction in which the electricity is flowing, is installed. Note: Tier 2 (10 to 100 kW) and Tier 3 (100 kW to 2 Mw) systems also require proof of liability insurance and an application fee. The energy your system makes is first used by your home or business. When your renewable generation system is making more electricity than you are using at the time, the excess electricity is recorded by the meter as it flows back into the FPL grid. The excess electricity recorded is shown on your bill as “kWh sent to the grid this period”. If energy was purchased from FPL, any excess electricity recorded will be applied to reduce your monthly bill. Excess energy made in the current year will be applied to your reserve for use in a future month. Other electric Co may differ.

What is Net Metering? Net Metering program allows customers to interconnect approved renewable generation systems to the grid and provide electricity to their residence or facility, rather than purchasing that energy from their electric utility. Under FPL’s Net Metering interconnection agreement, when a customer’s system produces excess energy that amount is deducted from the customer’s monthly usage before they are billed. If you produce more energy than you receive, the excess amounts are applied to your next month’s electric bill. At the end of each calendar year, any remaining kWh in your reserve will be credited to your account at the annual average cost of generation (COG-1).