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		<title>The Impact of Solar Energy in Colorado</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Solar energy is a relatively new concept to homeowners in the Denver, Colorado metro area. Although solar power has been used for years, the benefits of switching to solar energy are just now being presented to the public. Major electricity companies in Colorado like Xcel Energy provide significant discounts to homeowners who have made the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Solar energy is a relatively new concept to homeowners in the Denver, Colorado metro area. Although solar power has been used for years, the benefits of switching to solar energy are just now being presented to the public. Major electricity companies in Colorado like Xcel Energy provide significant discounts to homeowners who have made the switch over to solar energy, but that is just one of the benefits.</p>
<p>Since 2002, more and more people in the Denver area have been adding solar panels to their roofs. In 2002, the state of Colorado passed a bill that required energy companies to reduce how much energy they were using. The new bill required that energy companies use at least 20% of renewable energy. After extensive research, energy companies found that using <a href="http://www.goldensolar.net">solar panels Colorado</a> was one of the most effective ways to achieve this milestone. Now, the state has required that number to be a minimum of 30% and it will likely continue to increase. To be able to stay within state regulations, companies are now offering immense discounts to their customers for having solar panels installed.</p>
<p>To make the switch to using renewable, solar energy, you have to make an investment in the technology and prepare to have your roof worked on for a short amount of time. Once the solar panels are installed by a solar power company in Colorado like <a href="http://www.goldensolar.net">Golden Solar</a> in Golden, CO, you and your family will begin to see the benefit through reduced monthly energy bills. You will also have reduced maintenance bills for your roof as solar panels sustain much of Colorado&#8217;s harsh weather.</p>
<p>The impact of switching to solar power is very apparent to most homewoners, but you should consult with Xcel Energy or your current energy company just in case.</p>
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