Since 2018, we’ve installed hundreds solar energy systems for homes across North Carolina, totaling more than 5.25 megawatts of clean energy. We have both individual and corporate clients who have already appreciated solar energy and successfully use it for their work and life.
We continue developing our technology and implementing innovations for better functionality and more energy saving.
Switch to solar and make your contribution to a better life on the Earth!
Von Loor & Sloof Energy is becoming one of trusted companies working on renewable energy industry in the North Carolina. The company was established in 2018 and soon gained a reputation of trusted company.
Von Loor & Sloof Energy is becoming one of trusted companies working on renewable energy industry in the North Carolina. This solution will positively affect your life!
When businesses wonder if solar is right for them, some of their first questions are, “Will solar affect my power quality?” and “Will solar be able to handle my high voltage equipment?”
Solar is not just a phase – it’s an aggressively growing alternative as more and more people realize that they can save money every month by using solar panels. Whether the power you use comes from the utility or your solar energy system.
Before you decide to get a quote for solar panels, there are some important questions you should ask any company you are considering hiring. “Will solar affect my power quality?” and “Will solar be able to handle my high comsumption.
As renewables continue to proliferate at an increasing rate, it is logical to consider the implications of an electricity grid based predominantly on renewable energy.
The technology that Von Loor & Sloof Energy uses is constantly developing and implementing with innovations for better functionality and more energy savings.
The Investment Tax Credit (ITC) is currently a 30 percent federal tax credit claimed against the tax liability of residential (under Section 25D) and commercial and utility (under Section 48) investors in solar energy property. The Section 25D residential ITC allows the homeowner to apply the credit to his/her personal income taxes. This credit is used when homeowners purchase solar systems and have them installed on their homes. In the case of the Section 48 credit, the business that installs, develops and/or finances the project claims the credit.
A tax credit is a dollar-for-dollar reduction in the income taxes that a person or company would otherwise pay the federal government. The ITC is based on the amount of investment in solar property. Under current law, the ITC will continue until 2034.
With New Federal Incentive 30%
