Embarking on the journey to harness the sun’s power directly from your rooftop is not just an environmentally conscious decision but a financially savvy one as well, especially in the sun-soaked landscapes of California. This...
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Homeowners looking to go solar in 2026 need to know what equipment will serve them best, so here are our picks for the best solar panels for 2026. 2025 brought upon some ups and downs...
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Key Takeaways Commercial solar EPCs face long-tail system failures that often appear years after installation and can rapidly erode project margins. Issues like inverter failures, roof leaks, wiring corrosion, and monitoring breakdowns create costly callbacks...
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The solar energy landscape is rapidly evolving, but few regions showcase this transformation as clearly as Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Dean Chiaravallotti, Solar Insure Chief Revenue Officer, recently shared valuable insights into the distinct solar...
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Key Takeaways: Commercial solar design is not determined by how much open roof space a building appears to have. System size is shaped by structural limits, fire code setbacks, electrical capacity, and on-site obstacles that...
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Key Takeaways: Prepaid solar leases and prepaid solar PPAs represent a compelling option for homeowners looking to invest in solar energy without the burden of ongoing monthly payments. With a history rooted in the solar...
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Summary: Solar companies often lose profit due to hidden operational problems such as weak training, rushed installations, disorganized processes, and poor alignment between sales and operations. These silent issues lead to higher rework costs, lower...
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In the solar industry, talent and trust are inseparable. The next generation of solar professionals, especially Gen Z, care deeply about where they work, how they’re treated, and whether their employer’s mission aligns with their...
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Vermont ranks 42nd for total installed solar capacity in the US. Before 2020, Vermont was adding substantial utility-scale and commercial solar capacity, but since the pandemic, that capacity has dropped off. The state is not...
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While being a northern and often snowy and overcast state, Wisconsin ranks as the #18 state in total installed solar capacity with 3.2 GW installed. This capacity is largely driven by utility-scale solar development since...
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