September is here. It's the time of the year again where Christmas songs start playing on radio stations, lights and Christmas trees are put up, and malls launch irresistible deals and promos.
The Philippines is known as the longest and merriest Christmas season around the globe. It is also the season when employees receive their annual 13th-month pay and Christmas bonus. In short, 'tis the season you make money. But the smart question now is, how can you best spend your money this Yuletide season?
There’s no smarter way to spend your money than to invest it into a long-term investment that will generate a greater ROI: solar roof.
Solar panels are not as expensive as it is decades ago. New technology has sent prices plummeting for more than 60% in recent years. And due to the generous monetary incentives, solar roof systems will pay for themselves in no time.
Another thing to consider is the cost of electricity in the Philippines. The country has one of the highest-priced electricity rates in Southeast Asia. If you switch to clean solar power, you won't be subject to increasing electric usage rates.
Last but certainly not least, when thinking about solar as an investment, it is important to consider the environmental benefits of running your house with a clean, renewable source of energy. Producing electricity by using coal and natural gas emits large amounts of carbon dioxide that contribute to global warming. By going solar, you are helping your whole community and future generations keep the planet safe.
Capturing the sun through solar energy systems is a win-win. It is a stable investment that can provide an attractive financial return and added cushion from increasing utility charges while providing environmental benefits. Altogether, it's easy to see why many homeowners and business owners in the country are going solar in recent years. Going solar is a smart choice.
Learn about your home’s solar potential.
Request for a free solar quote:
➡️ https://goo.gl/R4dcGw
☎ (+632) 519 0387
📱 (+63) 917 534 8178
📧 inquiry@solaready.ph