Program in the U.S: Solar power to every house.

July 23, 2012 - PRLog -- The American Department of Energy launched a program designed to make the investment in home solar power simple as buying a new home computer. The program, which cost  25 million dollars, will allow consumers to purchase solar equipment itself, connect it to a dedicated outlet and connect instantly by local power company.

This research program for solar panels using the "plug and play", inspired the ease with which households have adopted electronic devices connected to the network. The connection will allow consumers to sell excess power to the utility. This Program will also benefit small businesses, thet will be able to produce some more of their real estate income.

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The system should be commercially and simple to install, without the need for custom, specialized training or specialized tools. "The consumer connects the dedicated outlet system, which connects the system to automatically power company and allows optimum use of energy," says in the plan vision . To realize this, the Ministry is also trying to fundamentally change the relationship between consumers, utilities and home energy production.

Instant connection program grid, is in addition to existing programs designed to reduce the high costs of installing solar systems. These costs include procedures for obtaining permits, installation of equipment, networking, testing and approval. These expenses comes, according to the Ministry data to tens of thousands of dollars higher than solar panels themselves.

Despite the downward trend in world prices of the panels, the costs associated with no change and therefore there remains a significant barrier to the penetration of solar equipment market in general. According to the ministry, the new system "Overrides the existing obstacles for equipment and related trouble by using an intelligent system".
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