GoSolarSF rebate program to receive an additional $2 million in funding, says Mayor Lee
According to multiple sources, Lee made an announcement at the swearing-in of new California Energy Commissioner David Hochschild, stating that he think it’s time to fully restore GoSolarSF, which has made it possible for more than 2,000 residents of the city to install solar panels since its inception in 2008. The City and County of San Francisco website reports that Lee plans to add $2 million in funding for the fiscal year 2013-2014.
“GoSolarSF has shown a proven track-record of success and has created more than 100 jobs for San Franciscans while jump-starting our own local solar industry,” said Lee. “Today, our city is a leader in clean energy because we’re reducing greenhouse gas emissions, in part, by generating more and more of our energy locally from rooftop-installed solar arrays.”
At West Coast Solar, we’re thrilled to hear about the mayor’s support for GoSolarSF. If you live in the Bay Area and you’re interested in learning more about residential solar energy solutions, we can help you determine cost-effective options that are available for you. Not only can this kind of green technology upgrade help you reduce your carbon footprint, but it will also save you money each month on your utility bills. Give us a call for an in-home assessment at 925-516-3900.
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