July 5, 2012 -
PRLog -- Sunbelt Solar Energy Inc. recognizing the viability of Caribbean solar power has expanded their operations from Florida to penetrate the Caribbean market. While the majority of installations are domestic rebates from both the federal government and power utility companies are often required to incentive Florida customers. Such subsidy barriers are not present in many economies of the Caribbean. The opportunities still remain because the cost to produce energy and specifically electricity is significantly higher than it is on the continental United States. Sunbelt Solar Energy recently finished installing a solar array for a business owner in the island country called Netherland Antilles. Much of the controversy in the United States surrounding solar is based on the cost of solar power. The recent uptick in Caribbean solar power installations is due to the precipitous decline in the cost of solar energy. Solar power will be able to compete without subsidies against conventional power sources in half the world by 2015. The Netherlands Antilles solar panel installation is an example of the trend that is likely to continue.
Sunbelt Solar Energy a Sarasota FL headquartered business is gearing up to handle the increased demand locally and abroad. To learn more information about Caribbean solar power and available solar panel arrays please visit
http://www.sunbeltsolarenergy.com Whether you are interested in residential or commercial solar panels Sunbelt Solar Energy can help. With Elite Sun Power distributor status Sunbelt Solar Energy has the right package for you. Only a select few installers are awarded this elite status and it speaks to Sunbelt’s reputation and commitment to quality. The status also enables them to offer special 20 year financing. Most experts agree that the solar panel systems today will start showing positive return on investment after just 8 years. Today’
s systems last on average from 25 to 40 years. That being said your Caribbean solar power system may power your home or business for decades after it is paid off completely. With volatile oil markets and oil being the primary conventional fuel source for Caribbean islands the argument for solar is increasingly stronger. In the U.S. people still enjoy a low cost of energy due to the spectrum of energy sources, but the push will still continue for renewable. Sunbelt Solar Energy inc. will be well positioned to handle the increased demand for home solar power and municipal solar panel arrays.
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