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OFFERING YOU THE BEST SOLUTION FOR YOUR ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROJECTS
At JDC Energy we can provide you with energy efficient products that will not only help reduce your dependence on fossil fuels, but can also make your home more comfortable while saving you money in the process.
LOCAL COMPANY
We are strategically located in Rancho Cucamonga to provide quick service to the counties of San Bernardino, Riverside, Los Angeles and Orange
VALUE
We take pride in our work and value customer satisfaction. This is why we are rated 5 stars by HomeAdvisor
PROFESSIONALLY QUALIFIED
We are licensed by the State of California and our staff has more than 10 years of experience in the industry
FAQ'S
What size solar electric system do I need?
Will solar improve my company’s image?
Absolutely! Going solar will demonstrate that your company is committed to environmental responsibility. Consumers are increasingly demanding that the companies they do business with engage in sustainable business practices. Many large American companies have answered that call, and regionally, conscious storage facilities, retailers, grocery stores, water districts and small businesses have gone solar to show their commitment.
What is the best orientation of my roof?
Can the building owner sell power back to their utility?
Yes. Through net metering, any excess electricity generated will spin your meter backwards which has the effect of selling your excess power to the utility at a full retail rate. On a monthly basis, you pay only the net of the power you used. If you generate more power than you used in a month your utility company will forward your excess solar energy credits to be used during the next month. This allows any excess energy generated in the summer to be used during the winter when there is less solar energy and usually higher energy usage.
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Facilities-Related Demand Charges, applied all year round. -
Time-Related Demand Charges, applied only during summer months.
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44¢ Generation Cost of energy sources, including solar, wind and natural gas, and generation SCE owns, including hydro and natural gas plants.
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30¢ Distribution Grid maintenance and new equipment, including poles and wires, and substations.
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8¢ Transmission Investment in operations & maintenance for high-voltage transmission lines.
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4¢ Paying off long term contracts from the energy crisis.
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14¢ Programs including those for energy efficiency and to protect low income customers.
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