The goal is 0 cost electricity from the solar kWh you produce, keep, store, and use.
Of course you are making an investment. But once your system is installed, the solar electricity it produces on your property is yours to keep, store, and use. Every solar kWh you use is a kWh you did not have to buy from the utility.
ABC Solar Incorporated has been building solar systems since 2000. 0Solar.com is our plain-language statement about the value of owning your own energy production.
0Solar does not mean free solar panels or no-cost installation. It means designing toward the lowest possible cost of electricity over time by producing and using your own solar kWh.
With solar, you make an investment in equipment that produces real kilowatt-hours on your own property. Once your system is installed, the solar kWh it makes are not purchased from the utility. They are produced by you, used by you, and kept by you.
That is the idea behind 0Solar: not a gimmick, not a “free solar” sales pitch, but a clear goal — produce your own power and keep the value.
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A solar system has real costs: panels, inverters, batteries, engineering, permits, labor, inspections, and maintenance. But after the investment is made, the system starts producing electricity with long-term value.
Your solar array turns sunlight into electricity on your property. That production is the foundation of the 0Solar idea.
The cleanest value is direct self-consumption: your home or business uses the solar kWh as they are produced.
Batteries can carry solar value into the evening, support peak-shaving, and provide backup power when designed correctly.
The goal is not simply to install solar panels. The goal is to move customers toward energy independence, resilience, and long-term control.
Every usable solar kWh reduces the amount of electricity you need to purchase from the utility.
Your roof, building, parking lot, ranch, church, or business can become an energy asset.
The most powerful solar kWh is often the one you consume directly onsite.
Batteries can help preserve solar value for evening loads, peak-rate periods, and outages.
Utility electricity can keep getting more expensive. Solar gives you a way to produce part of your own supply.
What you make, you keep.
That is the simple truth behind 0Solar.com.A utility kWh is purchased energy. A solar kWh is produced energy. That difference changes the way you think about power.
You use electricity. The utility sells it to you forever. Every month, the meter runs and the bill arrives.
You invest in production. Your system makes electricity. You use the kWh, store the kWh, and keep the value.
This simple educational calculator shows the avoided utility purchase value of kWh you produce and use onsite. It is not a quote, proposal, savings guarantee, tax opinion, financing analysis, or utility bill analysis.
Enter your numbers to estimate the avoided utility purchase value.
ABC Solar Incorporated believes solar should be explained clearly. There is no such thing as a universal “free solar” system.
Customers should understand system cost, financing, tax credit eligibility, utility rules, production estimates, battery limitations, backup capability, remaining utility charges, and maintenance before making a decision.
Your remaining utility bill may include minimum charges, non-bypassable charges, taxes, demand charges, interconnection charges, standby charges, or other charges depending on your utility and rate schedule.
Solar can turn a roof into a long-term energy asset and help protect families from future utility rate pressure.
Commercial solar can reduce operating exposure, support resilience, and turn unused roof or parking areas into productive infrastructure.
Solar plus batteries can support critical loads, evening usage, peak-rate management, and power continuity during outages.
0Solar.com is an ABC Solar Incorporated statement. The mission is simple: help customers understand the value of making their own solar kWh.
