http://www.greentechgazette.com/index.php/solar-energy/solar-gifts-for-christmas/ Fri, 14 Oct 2011 07:07:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://www.greentechgazette.com/index.php/solar-energy/solar-gifts-for-christmas/comment-page-1/#comment-6 admin Thu, 29 Nov 2007 15:09:51 +0000 http://www.greentechgazette.com/index.php/solar-energy/solar-gifts-for-christmas/#comment-6 Thanks for the reply, the information and the resources. It's good to know a program like this is available to homeowners with little risk. Also enjoyed the Ed Begley, Jr. video. Thanks for the reply, the information and the resources. It’s good to know a program like this is available to homeowners with little risk. Also enjoyed the Ed Begley, Jr. video.

]]> http://www.greentechgazette.com/index.php/solar-energy/solar-gifts-for-christmas/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Razmataz Thu, 29 Nov 2007 07:12:44 +0000 http://www.greentechgazette.com/index.php/solar-energy/solar-gifts-for-christmas/#comment-5 How about this for a Christmas present. A company called Citizenre is trying market a complete solar system with an approach similar to satellite TV, cellular telephones, and alarm systems. That is to provide the customer a complete solar system with no upfront charges and make money from a service contract. In this case the service contract would be a rent agreement. They intend to put a complete solar system on clients home. When the system produces electricity, it will lower the bill from the current utility provider. In most cases the savings from the lower bill will more than cover the rent fee that the company intends to charge. The company currently has no product available but intends to deploy in the middle of 2008. They are currently taking reservations and have 25,500 takers so far. I have written several articles on this company in my blog and even have a couple of videos that I have recorded at www.solarjoules.com. Feel free to take a look. I welcome comments. As in any start up business, a chance exists that they may never get off the ground and fulfill any preorders, but if this is the case - the potential client has not lost anything. If you cannot afford the upfront cost of solar today, this may turn out to be a great alternative. This solution would mean that we could produce at least a little less pollution and would be a great step "just in case". If anyone would like company information you can go to www.jointhesolution.com/razmataz. So pull up some information on this product and stuff it in an envelope for your Christmas stockings. How about this for a Christmas present. A company called Citizenre is trying market a complete solar system with an approach similar to satellite TV, cellular telephones, and alarm systems. That is to provide the customer a complete solar system with no upfront charges and make money from a service contract. In this case the service contract would be a rent agreement. They intend to put a complete solar system on clients home. When the system produces electricity, it will lower the bill from the current utility provider. In most cases the savings from the lower bill will more than cover the rent fee that the company intends to charge. The company currently has no product available but intends to deploy in the middle of 2008. They are currently taking reservations and have 25,500 takers so far. I have written several articles on this company in my blog and even have a couple of videos that I have recorded at http://www.solarjoules.com. Feel free to take a look. I welcome comments. As in any start up business, a chance exists that they may never get off the ground and fulfill any preorders, but if this is the case – the potential client has not lost anything. If you cannot afford the upfront cost of solar today, this may turn out to be a great alternative.
This solution would mean that we could produce at least a little less pollution and would be a great step “just in case”.
If anyone would like company information you can go to http://www.jointhesolution.com/razmataz.
So pull up some information on this product and stuff it in an envelope for your Christmas stockings.

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