Go Solar Texas Home Builder Survey
Background: Cost effective local clean energy generation is now available with rooftop solar photovoltaic (PV) technology. Rooftop solar PV generates electricity where it is used, thereby reducing the strain on the electric grid. It requires no water to generate electricity helping to preserve our precious water resources across Texas. Like central air conditioning became a standard feature in Texas homes many decades ago, now solar PV is the next standard feature that will help offset all that electricity demand on the electric grid from air conditioning created so many decades ago.
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Name of Home Builder *
Contact name *
Contact email address *
Do you build homes in Texas that include solar electric energy devices known as photovoltaic (PV) solar panels or integrated PV roof materials for electricity generation AS A STANDARD FEATURE? *
If your answer to the preceding question was NO, when do you plan to begin offering solar PV as a standard feature?
Do you build homes in Texas that include solar electric energy devices known as photovoltaic (PV) solar panels or integrated PV roof materials for electricity generation AS AN OPTIONAL FEATURE? *
If your answer to the preceding question was NO, when do you plan to begin offering solar PV as an optional feature?
Do you build homes in Texas that are designed and built “solar-ready”? (for example - see the 2015 International Residential Codes – Appendix U – Solar Ready Provisions) *
If your answer to the preceding question was NO, when do you plan to begin offering solar-ready homes?
From your perspective, do residential land developers generally support or resist efforts to expand the use of the new and innovative distributed generation technology of solar PV. *
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