Top Ten Reasons to Consider Renewable Energy

During the election, I kept hearing abouttime as any.
renewable energy. In today's economy, people5. I looked into it and found out that it's not hard
are looking for ways to cut cost out of theirto do. If I create renewable energy, than
budget. I am too, so I started thinking -anybody can!
Renewable Energy - what a concept!6. This is great for our environment and our
I have trimmed back on my telephone service tochildren and grand children will thank us for it.
the bare minimum, saving $40 a month. I cut myThere may be some gas left when they reach
trash bill by $26 a month, by taking my trash todriving age! Knowing that I am doing my part to
a dumpster at the local gas station for $2 a bag.conserve our planet feels great!
Now for the Biggie... Renewable Energy. I'm in the7. When I can make renewable power (my own
process of eliminating my electric bill! That aloneelectricity) for less than $200, I would be foolish
will save me about $1800 a year. Over the nextnot to!
ten years, I can save $18,000! I will probably save8. I will be able to spend the money that I save
more than that though, because that's figuring iton more important things, like food, making my
at today's rates.mortgage payment, and other things I might
These are the reasons that I came up with. Youneed.
may come up with even more.9. I won't have to scramble any more during
1. The obvious one will be that I won't have to'Power Outages' - I can be warm and
pay for electricity any longer... Instead, the powercomfortable.
company will pay me, if I produce more than I10. When I install my renewable energy system in
can use, I can sell it to the electric company. Thatmy home I will increase the value of my home
will be too Kool - getting a check, rather thanby thousands! Can you imagine telling a potential
sending one!buyer - Oh by the way, you won't have an
2. I found out that it won't cost me an arm and aelectric bill if you buy my house!
leg, like I originally thought it would. I can actuallyI always sit down and make a list of the pro's and
build it myself for around $200con's, before I do something. I really can't find any
3. The time is right. The economy worldwide is incon's in this one though. The only one I had in the
a heap of trouble. By making my own electric, Ibeginning was the initial cost, and I found a way
won't have to rely on others.around that. After making my list, I decided that
4. With the ever-growing shortage on fossil fuels,there is definitely a huge incentive to get started
I'm not waiting around for someone to tell meright away.
'Sorry We Ran Out', so I figure now's as good a