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Utah Solar Home Tours Begin This Weekend in Davis County Memorial Day Events Bulk Purchase Makes Solar L OCAL N EWS • P EOPLE • B USINESS • S CHOOLS • S PORTS • E VENTS See Inside DavisThe Clipper 75 cents THURSDAY, MAY 28, 2015 ADVERTISMENT Utah Solar Home Tours begin this weekend in Davis County Memorial Day events Bulk purchase makes solar BECKY GINOS LOUISE R. SHAW, A1 affordable for homeowners Last year, over 24 million solar panels were installed in the United States. Still, many Race unites homeowners are still wondering if solar really works, if it makes families fi nancial sense, and how those who’ve put solar panels to work Annual 5K offers in their homes and businesses support for grieving feel about it. Now, Davis County residents families, friends. can fi nd out from their neigh- LOUISE R. SHAW, C1 bors and peers. The Utah Solar Home Tour, featuring locations about Davis, Weber and Cache Counties, runs this Friday and “We can match any home and Saturday. Friday hours are 4 to 8 any budget to make solar work for Tour of p.m., with Saturday tour hours 10 everyone,” Shipley said. a.m. to 4 p.m. The tour is hosted There is a deadline, as bulk by the Intermountain Community purchasing ends on June 30. Utah coming Shipley said solar is an investment The federal incentives for solar is hosting a solar workshop to Solar Initiative. power conversion are currently 30 provide answers to basic ques- “This is a great opportunity for “better than any stock or mutual Cycling event stage fund you could put your money percent, and there are state incen- tions and educate attendees about people to go and see real homes tives as well. Those could change the benefi ts of bulk purchasing. set through Davis. in their communities that have into. If you could buy power for the future at half the cost, and at the end of 2016, so Shipley said, The workshop will also include a JENNIFFER WARDELL, B3 solar, with real people and real “Now is the time. Solar costs have tour of the IWS warehouse at 1953 power bills,” said Doug Shipley know that the price will continue even as others’ costs for non-solar come down dramatically. It makes West 2425 South in Woods Cross. of Intermountain Wind & Solar sense for both residences and The workshop is set for Wednes- in Woods Cross. "They can see power will increase, wouldn’t you do it? It’s like locking into a businesses to look at the savings day, June 10, starting at 7 p.m. producing solar systems and get solar can provide.” For more information on the an understanding of how it really reduced power bill for your family for years to come.” In addition to the home tour, tour or to register, visit UtahSolar- works, that it works in homes just Intermountain Wind and Solar HomeTour.com. like theirs. It's not like the solar of the past." The tour will also be held on Friday, June 12 from 4 to 8 p.m., and on Saturday, June 13, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Homeowners have agreed to be at their residences during the tour days to talk to those interested. Over 30 homes are part of the tour in the three counties. As part of the tour, the Inter- mountain Community Solar Initia- tive will provide a special round of its bulk purchasing program. By purchasing in bulk, prices are greatly reduced on solar equipment, saving on average $4,000-6,000 off the cost of a solar system. Everything Is Cheaper In Bulk….Even Solar The Intermountain Community Solar Initiative (ICSI) The most powerful way to buy solar! INDEX Opinion - A3 Showcase - B1 Calendar - A6 Davis Life - C1 Church - C4 Take advantage of community BULK PUR- Horizons - C2 CHASING to save thousands off your home solar system. See Solar in action in your neighbor- Obituaries - C3 hood in homes like yours with the free Utah So- Sports - B3 Join us lar Home Tour along with free solar workshops. for the Utah Solar Free Solar Workshops (and tour of the IWS warehouse): May 27th & June 10th at 7:00pm at: Davis Chamber Home Tour! 1953 West 2425 South, Woods Cross, UT. of Commerce Bulk Purchase Free Solar Home Tour: May 29th, 30th, June recipient for Deadline: June 30th the 2014 Small 12th & 13th with locations across Weber, Davis, Business of the & Cache counties. Year Award. Go to UtahSolarHomeTour.com or call 801-298-5255 for more information and home tour locations ATTENTION Retired? BOUNTIFUL HIGH CLASS OF 1960 Let us help you with your income needs Steven Flockhart AAMS® John R E Redd AAMS® Save the date! Financial Advisor Financial Advisor Not based on high school grades th 55 Reunion 25 South Main #115 44 E. 100 S. 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