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Just about everyone’s familiar with residential solar power and the difference these systems are making for the world we share. Now we’d like to invite you to consider another way to put all that good California sunshine to use. It’s called solar water heating and here’s why it makes so much sense:

• According to the US Department of Energy, solar water heating can prevent up to 4,000 lbs. of CO2 from entering the atmosphere annually.

• A solar water heating system can reduce the cost of home water heating by up to 80%*.

• With rebates up to $4,336 and the 30% Federal tax credit, installation is now about 75% easier onthe pocket**.the pocket**.

From hot idea to how to: Download our free e-bookVisit pge.com/capturethesun for a free e-book and contractor search tool that lets you review contractors’ work histories, qualifications, and easily collect and compare bids. And be sure to watch our video featuring the Satchwell family and their solar water heating experience. You might find you have a lot in common.

* Based on national averages ** Contact your tax professional to see if you qualify for 30% federal tax credit.

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Solar water heating. Good for the environment. Good for your home. Good for you.

SUBJECT LINE: Shrink your carbon footprint by 4,000 lbs.