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SolarJoules Team Sign Up 100 Solar Rental Applicants

Tuesday, September 25th, 2007 at 10:12 am

Southern California Edison clients love the idea of using solar panels instead of burning fossil fuels. AskAME tagged along with Reggie Rasmussen’s SolarJoules team to see just how the whole thing works. The article follows:

The concept of solar panel rentals was well received by Southern California Edison and Riverside utility customers introduced to it by this weekend by the SolarJoules sales team at the Perris Home & Garden Fair.

Reggie and Ecoprenuers Steve Laurvick and Jorge Bernal signed up 100 applicants to the “Citizenre Forward Rental Application (FRA).”

“We had a record breaking weekend,” said team leader Reggie Rasmussen, “It was 100 on the nose.” He was referring to the number of potential clients signed up to a unique solar panel rental business model of a company by the name of Citizenre.

In the process of finding parties who are interested in renting solar panel systems with no upfront fees rather than buying solar systems out of pocket or financing sytems that generally cost $30,000 -$40,000.

Rasmussen was busy training team SolarJoules newest member Jorge Bernal, who signed a total of 30 new customers for the solar rental system program.

“Should all houses qualify for our solution Jorge stands to earn $54,000 or more over the next 25 years from his first two days on the job ,” said Rasmussen, “Not bad for two days work.”

Customers have to get in line though. To date over 20,000 interested parties have signed up knowing they will have to wait close to a year for a Citizenre Solar Engineer to come to their house for an analysis.

If readers want to sign up they can do so at: www.SolarJoules.com

“This is a tremendously easy product to sell,” said Laurvick, “There are no upfront costs and for most of the customers of Southern California Edison here at the Perris show they will be saving $50-$175 a month when the solar system goes up on their property.”

You can become part of the SolarJoules solution too. “We are actively seeking out new Ecoprenuers and adding training material to the site all the time,” Reggie says, “If anyone wants to learn more just go to www.SolarJoules.com and fill out the request form.”