Sunday 26th Jul 2015 Home Reliability Our interventions Contacts An inexhaustible, efficient and convenient resource In an era in which the new environmental regulations against pollution and the continuous increase in the cost of traditional energy sources push more and more people to evaluate alternative roads, producing electricity from renewable sources is an intelligent and guaranteed solution. The decision to build a photovoltaic system derives from two fundamental evaluations: the first of an ethical and therefore ecological nature, the second of an economic nature. The cost of energy is increasing more and more: to date grid parity has been exceeded, that is, it costs less to produce one's own energy than to take it. In the case of the installation of photovoltaic systems, if one benefited from tax deductions, and provided for an 'intelligent' use of consumption, i.e. consuming energy during periods of greatest production of the system, the investment of the system would pay for itself within a few years. In this way the user significantly reduces the cost in the bill and earns a sum based on the energy not self-consumed and fed into the network. After twenty years, the user will have repaid the initial investment and will have earned an amount at least equal to the amount initially spent on the system. A safe investment A photovoltaic system is equivalent to an economic investment with an indicative annual rate of return greater than 7-8%. Advantages of Photovoltaics Substantial reduction in the price of the bill for free use of the energy produced. Energy from a clean and inexhaustible source. Absence of polluting emissions. Total independence from the cost of oil. Minimal maintenance costs. Average life of the plant: 25-30 years The initial investment is amortized over 8-10 years thanks to the state incentive system Conto Energia. Free reuse of excess energy thanks to the Exchange Service on the spot (resolution ARG / elt 74/08). EXCHANGE SERVICE ON THE SPOT The exchange (resolution ARG / elt 74/08) is a mechanism that allows, in general, to feed into the grid the energy produced but not immediately self-consumed, to then withdraw it at a later time and satisfy one's consumption. In essence, it defines that the energy produced through renewable sources and sold to the grid operator will be purchased by the operator himself according to tariffs established by the GSE. Installations Industrial electrical systems Automation systems Pneumatic systems Photovoltaic systems The consequences of the Kyoto Protocol The exploitation of clean energy sources, in addition to generating multiple advantages, is the only way to go. The Kyoto Protocol has established precise parameters for CO2 emissions, within which each country must fall. Since January 1, 2008, Italy has exceeded these parameters and has to pay a fine for CO2 emissions equal to 3.6 euros of debt per second. A debt counter has been set up for our country which has already exceeded one billion euros, a very high cost that must be borne by all Italians. If every single person, every company or family unit adopts responsible behavior by installing a photovoltaic system on their property or property, they would make an important contribution on a global level, generating significant economic savings for the country. Turrin Impianti srl, Via A. Fleming 11, 37036 San Martino Buon Albergo (VR) - Tel 045.8799.282 - P.IVA 02009120235 - REA VR 211540