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A resource for electric service guides, natural gas piping guides, Watt Finders guides, and interconnection guidelines.
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A resource for electric service guides, natural gas piping guides, Watt Finders guides, and interconnection guidelines.
If you suspect a natural gas leak, ALWAYS leave the area immediately.
If you need immediate assistance, or to report a gas leak/odor, contact us at:
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U.S. News and World Report recommends you first consider the "all-in" costs, or levelized costs, to produce electricity using a private solar system over its lifetime.
To determine the levelized costs of a solar system, add together the costs to buy, install, finance and maintain the solar system over its expected lifetime; then, divide the "all-in" total costs by the total amount of electricity the solar system is expected to produce over its lifetime.
Solar Energy Industries Association offers the following tips that can influence the cost to install a solar system to power a home or business.