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How to Calculate Your Energy Usage for Going Solar
How to calculate your energy usage for going solar. There are plenty of advantages for building your own DIY solar system. Maybe you want energy independence, or to reduce your electric bills, or maybe you want to protect yourself from rising energy costs, maybe you'd like to make extra money doing "net metering", or maybe you just like the environmentally friendly aspects of solar power. Want it for your home, RV, off-grid cabin, remote site, or commercial space / workshop? Wherever you need it and whatever your motivation is, others have made their own DIY solar systems and so can you! Here's a helpful guide to help you figure it out how to calculate your energy usage for going solar...
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