This video showcases solar thermal systems SunWater has recently installed
Great news from the CSI-Thermal Program Administrators!
Administrators announced yesterday that the CSI-Thermal rebate for low income multifamily buildings will increase to $19.23 per therm offset – 150% of the current incentive level ($12.82 per therm offset). The new, higher incentive will take effect March 29, 2012, and makes solar water heating an even more financially attractive proposition for low income multifamily building owners looking to slash water-heating bills.
In addition to the higher rebate, low income multifamily buildings can realize even more value from solar thermal technology by taking advantage of financing options available for solar water-heating projects. One option is a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA); a financial tool that allows building owners to acquire a new solar water-heating system for no money down. Most multifamily buildings in California heat their water with natural gas, which these days is priced at historic lows. By purchasing through a PPA the energy created by a solar water-heating system, building owners can lock in long-term discounted rates for water heating. When natural gas prices rise, which they inevitably will, these building owners will be insulated from natural gas price fluctuations for decades to come.
Category: Blog,Solar Water HeatingTags: California, California Solar Initiative Solar Thermal, Commercial, CSI-T, CSI-Thermal, Financing, low income, Multifamily Housing, natural gas, Power Purchase Agreement, PPA, Rebate, solar, solar hot water, Solar Thermal, Solar Water Heating, SunWater Solar
Posted On : Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Highlights
SunWater Solar was pleased to be part of the recent Solarbration event at Terra Linda High School in San Rafael CA..
Low income housing building owners can currently garner very attractive CSI-T rebates
SunWater and UC Berkeley are working together to test this Toyota fuel cell vehicle
Issue of SolarPro magazine, featuring Justin Weil on cover and SunWater Solar article on solar storage




