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About Asset Economics

Independent Financial Research for Clean Energy & Home Capital Assets

Our Mission

Asset Economics was founded to answer one question for homeowners and car buyers: "Is this expensive upgrade actually worth my money?"

Whether you are considering a Tesla EV, a Carrier heat pump, or residential solar panels, manufacturers use marketing fluff while utility companies hide rate hikes in 50-page tariff documents. We build clear, transparent, data-driven financial guides and interactive calculators so you know your exact out-of-pocket price, monthly bill savings, and break-even year in under 30 seconds.

Primary Data Sources & Regulatory Compliance

We do not guess figures. All financial parameters are calibrated against authoritative public databases:

  • United States: U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) Electric Power Monthly, IRS Inflation Reduction Act (Section 25C & 30D Tax Credit Schedules), National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL).
  • Canada: Canada Energy Regulator (CER), provincial utility tariffs (BC Hydro, Hydro-Québec, Hydro One).
  • United Kingdom: Office of Gas and Electricity Markets (Ofgem) Energy Price Cap, HMRC Energy Savings Material Relief.
  • Europe: Eurostat Electricity & Gas Price Indices, national energy ministries.
  • Australia: Australian Energy Regulator (AER) Default Market Offer (DMO), Clean Energy Regulator (CER) STC rebate framework.

Editorial Standards & Independence

Asset Economics maintains strict editorial independence. Equipment manufacturers, energy utilities, and contractors cannot pay for higher financial scores, altered payback periods, or favorable reviews on our platform.

Contact Our Research Team

Have questions about our mathematical formulas or regional tariff data? Reach out to our research desk at research@asseteconomics.com or via our Contact Us Page.