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As energy prices continue to rise, and environmental concerns high on the nation's agenda, savvy homeowners are on the lookout for alternative energy sources. VELUX, a global leader in skylights and other solar technologies, is meeting this need by providing solar hot water heating systems. As you can see, there are many benefits to solar water heating that make it a great energy choice.

Velux Solar Water Heating Technology Comes to Central PA - Read the Press Release

Cost Effective Solar Solution

On average, if you install a solar water heater, your water heating bills should drop 50% - 80%. Also, because the sun is free, you're protected from future fuel shortages and price hikes. Other financial incentives include:

	Anticipated payback period of 3 to 7 years.
	Solar energy systems can take advantage of the sun's free energy.
	Solar energy can be produced even at low temperatures.
	Federal tax credits (¬Click to download Federal Tax Credit form) help pay 30% of the cost, up to $2,000 for the system. The state of Pennsylvania offers additional support. - Pennsylvania Incentives for Renewables and Efficiency
	Between tax credits and energy savings, this system offers a faster return on your investment than other solar energy systems.
	Lower first-time start up cost than solar photovoltaic (PV) systems.
	Solar energy is an unlimited resource.
	Solar energy does not produce harmful emissions or require transportation or pipelines like electric energy does.
	Solar water heating systems installed in the U.S. help reduce our household energy consumption, and the nation's reliance on toxic fossil fuels.
	Solar water heating systems will work anywhere in the U.S., not just sunny states. Source: U.S. Department of Energy EERE Consumer's Guide