Have these “investments” stimulated the economy or created new jobs?

Is “renewable energy” Cost-effective?  Even with subsidies, “renewable energy” today barely makes a dent on our energy needs. Graph from the EIA (U.S. Energy Information Administration) clearly shows this. "Energy Consumption by End-Use Sector" 

The cost of "Renewable Energy” can be staggering.  NJ installed Solar Panels   on Utility Power Poles for “show and tell”.   The price tag on that “investment”: $770 Million. 

People ask us if KVAR, our “Green Energy” product qualifies them to receive a Government rebate or tax deduction.  Our product is so economical that the low price should be incentive enough to purchase it.

KVAR NATIONAL improves efficiency of motors in a cost-effective way to reduce electrical losses, and to save energy costs. 

Homes: If every home installed a unit, we would save about 10% of electrical consumption.   Relief for the Electrical Grid.

Business and industry: Save on Demand Charges and line losses. Increase electrical capacity at the facility.  

KVAR NATIONAL does this with custom sizing to inductive loads.

No rebates. No tax deduction.  Just a sensible, cost effective solution to saving energy on the energy grid. 

KVAR units improve the efficiency of motors independently, and can be installed in conjunction with Renewable energy sources.  Installed with Solar and Wind, KVAR units reduce the energy consumed.  

KVAR NATIONAL does this by improving the Power Factor.