The Real Cost of Solar Energy

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Many of us have the genuine desire to do things better for mother Earth. We want to help our planet and our future generations from having the heartache of a destroyed planet and ecosystem. It's just, sometimes, "going green" just has it's obstacles! And one of the biggest obstacles for a lot of people who want to go green is the cost of everything. Today we'll be talking about solar panels specifically.

Solar energy in general has become an increasing popular topic over the past few years. As more and more advances come in this field, the opportunities for consumers like you and me to "go solar" are growing every day. When most people do research on finding a solar panel system for their home, they usually come to the websites of corporate manufacturers of the panels. These companies do offer solar panel systems, but the cost of them is astronomically high. The average consumer is looking at anywhere from $7,500 - $15,000 for a small to medium sized home! Most of us want to SAVE money by going solar, not invest a huge amount into it! And for years, that was the only option we had..

..Until now. More and more scientists and professionals in the field have been noticing the discrepancies going on. Those with a true love for solar energy, and the desire to spread it across the world, have shown us that the true cost of building a solar panel is very low! Companies have been overcharging for years to consumers like us who wish to help the planet with solar. Thanks to some great researchers and scientists out there, we now have all the info we need to build our own solar panels at home!

You might think that you need some high level of expertise to do such a thing, but that is simply not the case. Building your own solar panel can be very easy, as long as the instructions you obtain are thorough and well detailed. I can tell you, I've been through my fair share of guides promising to show me exactly how to build solar panels and only a handful have been truly useful to me. The best ones are instructional videos that take you step by step through every single process that goes into ordering the parts you need and putting them together to make a useful solar panel for your home.

If this is something that interests you, you should look more into the videos on building solar panels. They're a great help and a small investment for the money you'll save every month on energy costs!