Quick Facts
Energy Needs Met
50% to 74%
of electricity
Net Investment
$24,900
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vermeerpTwo pole mounted PV arrays -- one static and one zomeworks (tracking)
Quick Facts
Energy Needs Met
50% to 74%
of electricity
Net Investment
$24,900
Property
- Owner:
- Phil Vermeer
- Type:
- Residential
- Address:
- 45 Flanders St, Enfield, NH 03748
- Size:
- 1,540 sq ft
- Energy need met:
- 50% to 74% of electricity
- Event Participation:
- NESEA Green Buildings Open House 2012 Host
- NESEA Green Buildings Open House 2013 Host
Technology
- Type:
- Solar PV
- Installed:
- January 2012
- Size of System:
- 4.5 kW
- Purposes:
- To generate electricity
Financial Details
- Gross Cost of System:
- $42,000
- Value of Rebates:
- $4,500
- Value of Tax Credits:
- $12,600
- Net Cost of System:
- $24,900
- Own or Lease:
- Cash Purchase
Professionals & Suppliers
- Builders:
- Energy Emporium
What You Need to Know
Description:
Two arrays on two pole mounts, each with 9 modules, 2250W each, grid-tie with battery backup and generator secondary backup. One pole is static and tilt angle varied seasonally. The second pole is a zomeworks, passive solar tracker. Each array has its own solar charger and detailed data logging.
My Motivation:
Tax credit and rebates; backup power and instant response UPS (uninterrupted power supply) for all electronics and critical loads.
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