Solar leasing vs. buying
In this section, SolarChargedDriving.Com examines various aspects of solar leasing, which is expanding right now in the United States. As of early February 2010, solar leasing is available in seven U.S. states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey and Oregon. Solar leasing allows consumers to leap over arguably the biggest barrier to going solar: Solar’s substantial upfront costs. |
Geoscape Solar grows leasing and solar in N.J.![]() Geoscape Solar installed this solar system at Berlin Medical Associates in Berlin, New Jersey. (Photo courtesy of Geoscape Solar) U.S. states with solar leasing (as of March 2010): Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Oregon, Texas.
A great time to go solar in New Jersey recently got even better thanks to a comparatively new New Jersey solar company, Geoscape Solar, which has become the first in that state to offer customers solar leasing. Geoscape’s Solar Lease Program allows customers to go solar with no money down while also saving on their long-term electricity costs and doing the right thing environmentally speaking. Of course, whether buying a solar system or leasing is better for you – whether you live in New Jersey, or elsewhere in the U.S. – depends on a number of factors, most notably your cash flow situation, says Geoscape President and co-founder Jeffrey Chavkin. Add a comment |
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In this section, SolarChargedDriving.Com examines various aspects of solar leasing, which is expanding right now in the United States. As of early February 2010, solar leasing is available in seven U.S. states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey and Oregon. Solar leasing allows consumers to leap over arguably the biggest barrier to going solar: Solar’s substantial upfront costs. 






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