A Full Solar Home produces as much energy as 

your home and vehicles use.

Compare the cost of living in a typical home with

gas-powered vehicles to living in the same home

with Full Solar power and electric vehicles.

Generations of Americans worked 10 to 15 years of their lives just to pay for energy and interest. They had no choice. Now you do have a choice. 

Now, free solar power can replace the energy your

home and vehicles use, and the savings can pay

for your Full Solar Home.

A Full Solar Home is a direct path to generational

wealth for working class American families.

See how much you can save on energy, and how

part of those savings can eliminate a decade of

house payments and save you a fortune in interest. 

It’s not magic. It’s math.  See for yourself.
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ENERGY FOR YOUR HOME
ENERGY FOR YOUR VEHICLES
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The Amazing Full Solar Home Financial Calculator

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Monthly cost
Annual cost
Year 1                   Year 15                  Year 30
 TOTAL 30-YEAR COST — OR SAVINGS!
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HOME ENERGY COSTS
VEHICLE FUEL COSTS
 COMPARE MONTHLY OUTLAYS
Conventional Home with gas vehicles
Full SolarHome with EVs
Extra pmt. from savings
Total Monthly Outlay
* increases with rising costs of energy.
(fixed amount)
30-Year Total
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Conventional Home with gas vehicles
Full SolarHome with EVs
Energy for Home
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 COMPARE EQUITY ACCUMULATION
Full Solar Home Plan
Conventional Home
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Extra Equity*
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Equity and Mortgage  Balance in Dollars
By year 15, your extra equity is $ more than your extra mortgage payments.
. . . and you save                        in INTEREST.
Your combined savings on energy + interest are:
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After accounting for your investment in solar,
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don’t forget the ADDITIONAL                           YOU
SAVE by eliminating                   mortgage payments.
  alone can far exceed the price of your home.
Over time, your savings on energy and interest
And, by the way. . .
your NET CASH SAVINGS on energy + interest are:
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Outlay is similar, even with  the extra mortgage payment.
How many years would you need to work to pay the difference? Why should you?
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Before 2026, for 20 years U.S. energy costs rose by an average 3.8% per year, about 50% more than the costs of everything else.
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Based on your numbers above, here’s how much you could pay for energy in just 30 years (typical mortgage term). Now, you can choose to keep your money and let free energy pay for your home.
Shocking, right? Good thing you don’t need to pay for it. But that’s not all the cash you can save.
Your Full Solar Home is paid off in just
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Add solar for home + 2 vehicles @ 15K miles/year to new construction      
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Mortgage principal, no solar
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CONVENTIONAL HOME vs FULL SOLAR HOME
The monthly payment is a bit higher with solar, but your energy savings are much greater than the difference, as you will see next. Keep going, it’s about to get interesting.
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* compared to conventional home