Speaking of expiring support for renewables …

Is everyone aware that there are juicy residential tax credits from Uncle Sugar set to expire on 31 Dec. 2008? Like a $2,000 credit for installing a fairly generic solar hot water system that could save you tons of money over the years (and prevent lots of carbon emissions)?

Here's a new website where you can plug in your zip code and get a report showing all the incentives available in your area.

Take a look! Don't let one of the few good parts of the Energy Policy Act of 2005 expire before you take advantage of it.

Is everyone aware that there are juicy residential tax credits from Uncle Sugar set to expire on 31 Dec. 2008? Like a $2,000 credit for installing a fairly generic solar hot water system that could save you tons of money over the years (and prevent lots of carbon emissions)?

Here’s a new website where you can plug in your zip code and get a report showing all the incentives available in your area.

Take a look! Don’t let one of the few good parts of the Energy Policy Act of 2005 expire before you take advantage of it.

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