Solar Panels - Sun Electronics has been selling Solar Panels, Inverters, Charge Controllers and Everything you need for a complete solar power system for over 36 years. We carry one of the largest inventory of Solar Panels on the market, with name brands: such as Evergreen, Kyocera, and SunTech, at the World's Lowest Price. Sun Electronics specializes in Off-Grid, Grid-Tie and Battery Back Up Systems.
These modules are made available exclusively to Sun Electronics by one of the world's largest manufacturers. They have Identical Power specifications as A grade modules, complete factory light tower test is available. These modules have the same 0% to +5% power output tolerances as "A" modules.
All prices FOB Miami Sun Electronics has sold over 250,000 new Xantrex inverter/chargers because of its proximity to so many countries that experience regular daily power outages. Of these, over 20,000 have been refurbished. They have proven to be as reliable as brand new units but at about 30% less cost.
WASHINGTON - In a triumph for President Barack Obama, the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives narrowly passed sweeping legislation Friday that establishes the United States’ first limits on pollution linked to global warming and aims to usher in a new era of cleaner, yet more costly energy.
The vote was 219-212, capping months of negotiations and days of intense bargaining among Democrats. Republicans were overwhelmingly against the measure, arguing it would destroy jobs in the midst of a recession while burdening consumers with a new tax in the form of higher energy costs.
At the White House, Obama praised the bill.
The Bill seeks to:
-Reduce greenhouse gases by 17 percent from 2005 levels by 2020 and 83 percent by 2050 through a cap-and-trade program.
- Limit emissions from major industrial sources. Emissions from agriculture would be excluded from the cap.
-Control carbon dioxide from the burning of fossil fuels and limiting six other greenhouse gases.
-Allow companies to meet emission-limiting targets by investing in offset projects such as tree planting and forest protection.
-Require electric utilities to produce at least 12 percent of their power from renewable sources such wind and solar energy by 2020, and require as much as 8 percent in energy efficiency savings.
-Impose tighter performance standards on new coal-fired power plants and provide $1 billion a year in development money for capturing carbon dioxide from such plants.
-Â Establish standards that require new buildings be 30 percent more energy efficient by 2012 and 50 percent more efficient by 2016.
-Â Protect consumers from rising energy costs by giving rebates and credits to low-income households
There was plenty to work on in a House-passed measure that pointed toward higher electricity bills for the middle class, particularly in the Midwest and South, as well as steps to ease the way for construction of new nuclear reactors, the first to be built since the accident at Three Mile Island in 1979.
Supporters and opponents agreed the result would be higher energy costs but disagreed vigorously on the impact on consumers. Democrats pointed to two reports, one from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office and the other from the Environmental Protection Agency, that suggested average increases would be limited after tax credits and rebates were taken into account. The CBO estimated the bill would cost an average household $175 a year, the EPA $80 to $110 a year
If you see a Solar Company that does not show you the price per watt, they are hiding something. If they do not list their inventory, they are hiding something. We at Sun Electronics show you price per watt and the inventory we do not hide anything from the customer. We have over 6 million dollars worth of stock and we get an endless supply of solar panels!
The 2009 Stimulus legislation (ARRA) permits owners of PTC facilities, such as wind, biomass, and others, to elect a 30-percent tax credit, based on the cost of the facility, at the time the project is placed in service, rather than the 10-year PTC, which is calculated based on sales of electricity. Last week, the IRS issued Notice 2009-52, which explains the process for making this election.
The election to claim the ITC in lieu of the PTC applies to the following types of alternative energy facilities:
To qualify, a taxpayer must claim the ITC with respect to qualified property that is an integral part of the facility on a completed Form 3468. Form 3468 must be filed with the taxpayer’s income tax return for the year in which the property is placed in service.
A separate election must be made for each qualifying facility.At this time; however, there is no guidance on how to define a qualifying facility.
Sun Electronics was demonstrating its knowledge in renewable energy at the MiaGreen Expo and Conference June 12th and 13th. We proudly displayed our solar panels, wind generators, and inverters while at the same time educating people about the benefits of renewable energy.
People were amazed by our Solar Panel display at the MiaGreen Expo. Our Staff really helped out novices in Solar energy and gave out pamphlets and information booklets on how to make their own renewable energy system
PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - U.S. demand for residential solar power installations is surging despite an economic recession, thanks to government financial incentives, some easing in credit availability, and increasing public recognition of its environmental benefits, industry executives said on Tuesday.
Companies represented at the PV America solar conference in Philadelphia said the volume of their installations as much as tripled in 2008 and they see further gains this year as more people recognize that they can cut their electricity bills by at least 15 percent with an array of solar panels installed on the roof of their homes.
Faced with a cost of about $50,000 for installation of a 7-kilowatt system on a typical 2,500-square-foot house, a New Jersey homeowner can defray the expense with a $12,500 rebate from the state and a federal tax credit of $11,000.
According to industry trade group the Solar Energy Industries Association, there was an overall 16 percent increase in solar capacity, including commercial installations, in 2008.
The industry is benefiting from a cultural change that is more accepting of the need to find alternatives to fossil fuels, in part because of last year’s surge in gasoline prices to more than $4 a gallon.
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How does Sun Electronics sell solar panels at such low rates? Every month for the last 4 years, availability and prices per watt have been raised or lowered by the manufacturers, due to volatile changes in demand. We buy in large quantities when the opportunities arise and stockpile inventory so that we maintain a large selection of inventory at the lowest prices in the industry. At Sun Electronics we are always willing to negotiate for larger orders. We will always work with you in every way possible. Sun Electronics is and always will be a leader in the solar panel industry providing solar panels and systems at affordable prices.
For small quantity orders we charge a reasonable service fee to make boxes and small pallets.
Sun Electronics Reserves the Right to adjust the prices of products at anytime.
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