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Save Big by Going Solar for Rural Areas

When It Comes To Rural Areas And Farmland, Space Is Plentiful

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For Solar Panel Installations

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Free Consultation

Our solar experts will evaluate your farm and energy needs for rural solar panel installation with the best system recommendation.

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Certified Installers

YellowLite is a name of trust as our Installers are experienced professionals certified by NABCEP, LG, Sunpower, Tesla, and Certainteed.

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Potential Savings

Our evaluation includes a comprehensive analysis of your current energy needs, the solar system size requirements, and 30-year estimated savings.

Farms Are The Best Place To Harness Solar Energy
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Farms Are The Best Place To Harness Solar Energy

Solar array systems are just as easy to install on a rural home or farm as they are on residential homes in the suburbs. One of the most worthwhile parts of including a solar array on a farm is the energy savings—and the possibility of energy independence—cutting energy bills allows more of the money generated by the farm to be used in operational costs. It is helpful to have skylines devoid of trees that would otherwise get in the way of solar array systems positioned on a roof or in someone’s yard.

Monetize Your Solar Production
Monetize Your Solar Production
Monetize Your Solar Production

Solar Energy: The Crop of the Future

SRECs, or Solar Renewable Energy Credits, allow you to monetize your solar production. States with renewable portfolio standards require a percentage of electricity to be produced from solar. The state government allows public utility commissions to “buy” your “banked” solar energy. To make utilities accountable, SRECs are purchased by utility companies to meet these compliance obligations by private homes, farms, and businesses. One SREC is issued for every one MW (1,000 kWh) of electricity generated by the solar array. Learn more about the SREC program and how you can monetize your solar energy production.

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Energy Independence

Producing enough solar energy may give you the opportunity to become energy independent. For those looking to gain complete independence from the power grid, for those looking to increase their autonomy, or for those looking to build in an isolated area, adding a large solar array to your home may not just decrease energy bills, but rid you of them completely. Your farmland is useful for more than growing crops. Use your farmland for a solar panel field to gain more profitability

Convert Farmland Into Solar Harness
Convert Farmland Into Solar Harness

Harness The Solar Energy on Your Farmland

Using The Barren Land For Harnessing Solar Energy is Smart

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Complete ROI In 8 - 10 Years
Complete ROI In 8 - 10 Years
Complete ROI In 8 - 10 Years

Solar Panels On Farms and Farmland

Just like solar panels for residential structures, solar panels can be installed directly onto the roof of just about any building. You can also choose to include solar panels within fields and pastures, giving you even more acres of profitability. And, because electricity prices continue to increase at an average 4% each year (nearly twice the rate of inflation!), investing in a system that will not only save you money, but will pay you money, well, that’s a smart investment. Generally both types have efficiencies between 14% - 17%. Monocrystalline panels cost more but typically have higher solar conversion efficiency, so there is a cost/performance trade-off. In general, system costs are higher for polycrystalline panels, yet the individual module cost is less.

Confused About Which Solar Panel To Buy?

Get Free Solar Consultation

Want to know which kind of solar panels are right for your home or farm? One of our solar specialists can complete a complimentary evaluation to see where a solar array would best fit onto your property and draft a proposal*, including initial system design, green energy rebates, tax credit amounts, and the total cost.

Confused About Which Solar Panel To Buy?
Confused About Which Solar Panel To Buy?