Solarize Savannah

If you've ever thought about going solar, now's the time. Sign up at https://hubs.li/Q03Lgkqm0 to get started and have the best chance to qualify for the 30% ITC before it's goes away.

Attention Georgia Homeowners: sign up by October 1st to qualify for the 30% federal tax credit before it's too late! Go to https://hubs.li/Q03Lg3hh0 to get started.

Another Chance to Solarize Georgia!

New federal legislation is shortening the timeline to take advantage of the 30% federal tax credit. Now, all solar installations must be complete by December 31,

Solar Crowdsource has launched a limited-time, statewide campaign to help Georgia homeowners go solar while there’s still time to complete installations by the end of the year.

• Lowest Solarize Price for All: $2.65/watt
• Top Quality Equipment: QCells, Enphase, SolarEdge, and Tesla
• Financing Options: Designed to fit your goals
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SGC Sign Up Page Sign up now for Another Chance to Solarize Georgia! For a limited time, go solar and qualify for the 30% federal tax credit.

Attention Georgia residents: Clean energy tax credits at stake

Please take the time to read the following letter to the editor by our founder, Don Moreland, highlighting the importance of these credits and how they benefit Georgia residents.

Con­gress to vote on bill that threatens Geor­gia’s energy future | Cherokee Tribune DEAR EDITOR: I’ve seen solar come a long way in Geor­gia, but Con­gress may be about to change all of that. I star­ted my com­pany, Solar Crowd­source, over a dec­ade ago to help com­munit­ies access afford­able clean energy. Since 2022, I’ve also...

Electricity is right up there with food, shelter and water as a necessity to live in our modern world so shouldn't it be just as local, distributed, and easy to access without relying on a single source hundreds of miles away?

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We rarely see solar news come out of Alabama because regulators make it really hard there, but, if it's true for Alabama, it is true of all the US!

New solar incentives a ‘game-changer’ for Alabama cities, schools, churches The Inflation Reduction Act lets tax-exempt organizations take advantage of renewable energy subsidies.