Solar Eco Energy Opens with Full-Service Solar Solutions for Phoenix Homes and Businesses

PHOENIX, Nov. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- The sun has a new dealer in the Phoenix market. Solar Eco Energy has opened to provide full-service solar solutions to homes and businesses in the greater Phoenix area.

Through a new website, www.solarecoenergyAZ.com, company owner Michael Campbell is reminding home and business owners that Phoenix is the best market in the United States to capture the benefits of solar energy.

"Phoenix averages well above 300 days of sunshine per year," Campbell said. "We also average more daily hours of useable sunlight than anywhere is the United States."

Solar Eco Energy specializes in the development and implementation of Photovoltaic, or Solar Electric, systems and provides comprehensive consulting services to develop effective energy efficiency strategies. Campbell says his company's solutions will soon include Solar Thermal Water Heating systems for the Home, Business, and Pools.

With offices in Goodyear and Scottsdale, Solar Eco Energy intends to become recognized as Arizona's premier client-focused solar integration firm.

"We are passionate about solar energy and committed to our goal of bringing the benefits of solar power to residential and commercial consumers across the state," Campbell said. "We focus on providing comprehensive information and education so no client ever has to second guess their solar decision."

Solar applications have received a boost from financial incentives from Federal, State, and Local governments coupled with generous rebate programs from local electric utilities. Rebates and incentives can pay for more than 70% of the cost. Rates of return on investment commonly exceed 12%, an impressive return by any standard.

"Generating a portion, or all, of your electricity requirements with solar energy locks in your electric rates for life, reduces or eliminates your current power bill and minimizes your dependence on others for power," Campbell said. "Solar is also a phenomenal way to reduce or minimize your carbon footprint."

The ultimate benefit, he adds, is that once your system has paid for itself, your electricity is free.

Campbell, with a diverse background spanning finance, construction engineering, and marketing heads up a partnership consortium that also includes Kevin Mason of Scottsdale, a 30-year veteran of the electrical industry. Mason oversees the company's field operations.

Company representatives are available to speak about renewable energy to area organizations. Speakers may be requested by calling (602) 312-1400.