How much do solar panels cost for TXU Energy customers?
What you need to know is how many solar panels you need for your home based on its size, its location, your power usage pattern, your TXU Energy electric rates and to calculate whether or not you have the required square feet of roof space to fit these solar panels.
To work this out a solar calculator needs to have detailed knowledge of the TXU Energy rate plans that are available to you, particularly where time of use rate plans are involved. At the time of writing CutMyBill is the only solar estimator on the net that has this level of detail. Without this level of detail the solar savings estimates given by other sites are likely to be inaccurate, as are their estimates of the size of system you need.
The CutMyBill.com TXU solar cost and savings calculator tells you all the things you need to know without you needing to gather 12 months worth of electricity bills and analyze them.
We use government energy profiling, your location, the size of your home and the monthly $ amount of your TXU Energy power bill to estimate your electricity usage pattern and the solar system you would need to cover this usage.
What we suggest is that you use the TXU Energy solar calculator above to see the brands quoted by your best local solar companies and then head over to SolarReviews to compare the relative merits of each brand of solar panels and inverters your local solar companies quote you.
TXU Energy solar calculator above allows you to find out a fairly accurate estimate of the number of solar panels you are likely to need without you having to get out your power bills from each season to work it out.
As you may be picking up by now we are pretty proud of our solar estimator that we have tailored for you as a TXU Energy customer. It took us around 6 months to customize it and many thought we were crazy to invest so much time and money into it. However, the thing that drove us was knowing that one of the big reasons more TXU Energy customers haven't gone solar is not because it isn’t a great investment. It is because it has been a hassle to date to gather up numerous electricity bills from different times of the year to get a reasonably accurate solar quote.
Now that CutMyBill makes getting solar quotes much easier we hope that many more TXU Energy customers will take advantage of the massive profit they can make by installing solar panels while the 30% federal solar tax credit still remains and net metering is still being offered by TXU Energy.
The TXU Energy solar cost and savings calculator also calculates required roof space once it determines the number of solar panels you need to cover your usage.
In our opinion economic return alone does not justify the decision to purchase a solar battery in an environment where you have access to something close to 1:1 net metering as you do as a customer of TXU Energy. Net metering, or a feed in tariff close to retail value allows you to economically store the value of power without having to pay for a battery to physically store it.
Given that batteries only last 10 years it is much better to just get a 10 or 20 year net metering contract with TXU Energy while this is still possible.