Rooftop Opportunity

The biggest money will be found atop buildings. According to Matthew Nordan, vice president of research at New York's Lux Research, "The ultimate prize is rooftop distribution applications," in which residential and commercial buildings would generate most of their own power. The companies envision mass production of flexible plastics that would conform to the shape and pitch of rooftops or would be imprinted onto building materials like tile and siding. Flexibility allows the development of new form factors that will bring the integration of solar cells into Spanish tiles and roof shingles for instance.

Simply Solar is positioning itself to be a model for Green Technologies companies in the 21st century developing ecologically symbiotic solutions with environmentally conscious space age building technology interests and service offerings that will provide economic protection and growth opportunities for investors.

 
California Solar Initiative
Governor Schwarzenegger signed SB 1 on August 21, 2006 to help make California the nation's leader in solar energy and to meet the goal of his Million Solar Roofs Plan.
 
What Does The California Solar Initiative Do?
  • Expands California's solar rebate program to include customers of municipal-owned utilities such as SMUD (Sacramento Municipal Utility District) and LADWP (Los Angeles District of Water and Power.)
  • Mandates that solar rebates decline by 7% each year to ensure a mature, self-sufficient solar industry by 2015.
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  • Increases the number of consumers who can receive credits for excess electricity produced by their solar power system. Currently, it is capped at 0.5 percent and now it is raised to 2.5 percent.
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  • Mandates that solar power systems must be offered as a standard item on new homes - developers of more than 50 new single family homes must offer this option to customers beginning January 1, 2011.
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    What Does This Mean For You?
  • Stabilizes California's solar rebate program with long-term funding that ensures that rebate funds will not run out, thereby creating a stable solar industry which will be able to service the growing demand and need for solar power systems.
  • Makes your initial investment in solar power cost-effective because you will receive credits on your utility bills for the excess electricity that your solar power system produces.
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  • Makes solar energy systems more affordable if you buy a newly constructed home.
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    What Is The Goal?
  • Add 3,000 megawatts of solar energy (equivalent to 300 peaking power plants or five modern electric power plants.)
  • * Reduce greenhouse emissions by 3 million tons (equivalent to taking one million cars off the road.)
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    Conclusion
    It would be hard to imagine a better time to participate in Solar Nanotechnology Energy investments. The shift into a responsible development of America's resources is eminent and the current demand is ever increasing. Simply Constructed Solar has brought all aspects of the solar industry into the 21st century with clear benefits and inherent potential for multiple commercial spin offs of the new nanotechnology applications. The financial rewards are galvanized with government incentives and tax benefits.

    "Over the past 4 years, the solar energy industry has transformed into one of the most technologically advanced industries in the United States. New innovations and cutting edge technology have reshaped the industry into a technology leader, in all segments of the industry. Simply Constructed, Inc. will play a role both in the services and as a new technology provider in the evolution of the solar nanotechnology industry, focusing on technologies in the both the research and development phase as well as the production sector".

    …Scott Francis Simply Constructed CEO