5 Great Reasons to Build a Wind Turbine

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It is safe to say that given the latest technological breakthroughs inThe Backpack Electricity System renewable energy systems as a whole that all of us would much rather be able to generate 100% of our own power needs and eliminate that ever increasing electric bill we receive every month. Unfortunately, for many, this is not a reality they will ever be able to fully realize in their lifetimes because of the many road blocks that have been placed in their paths whether by their local utility, state or federal organizations.

However for a greater number of homeowners, businesses and agricultural entities the ability to now generate their own power either in whole or in part is possible by utilizing the incentives offered in their individual states. These incentives come from a variety of sources to include utility rebate programs, state level incentives or grants and of course federal incentives that typically cover 30% of the costs involved in both purchasing and installing these systems on their property.

Nearly all of these incentives are in fact tracked and listed in the Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency or DSIRE web site and is sponsored by the US department of energy which allows anyone to quickly and painlessly find all State and Federal incentives available. While they do an exceptionally good job in keeping this listing up to date there are cases where it is best to contact your states department of energy directly to supplement your knowledge of any additional incentives, rebates or grants that may have recently become available.

In many cases however most people will find that the easiest method of ensuring you receive all of this information is by simply requesting a site assessment whether for solar or wind energy systems of your property by a NABCEP certified site assessor. Site assessor's are trained in collecting all of the relevant information regarding your particular location and then documenting that information in a format your states department of energy will require for submission and approval for incentive funds.

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