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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Massachusetts is a great location for solar systems, with 197 sunny days on average per year. providing a moderate amount of sunlight for solar energy initiatives.
Arizona is the sunniest state in the US, with major cities in and around the Phoenix Valley experiencing over 300 sunny days yearly. With such an amazing solar resource, it’s only natural that Arizona is...
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Contrary to popular belief, reaching your solar installation isn’t the end of the solar process or relationship with your solar installer. There are usually a few steps left to get the system up and running...
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With spring right around the corner, there’s no time like the present to prepare your solar system for the bright, sunny weather ahead. A few steps are necessary to ensure your solar array is functioning...
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The adoption rate of batteries has increased by more than 300% since Q1 of 2020, with attachment rates increasing from 6% to over 25%. The numbers make it clear that batteries are dominating the market...
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Homeowners choose solar power for energy cost savings, to reduce their carbon footprint, and to bring energy stability to their homes. What’s often overlooked is the increase in home value that solar power brings. If...
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For many years the solar industry has been split between two options for signing up homeowners; third-party ownership (TPO – lease and PPA) and customer-owned systems (cash & loan). Over the years, the two methods...
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A quick search online about solar equipment and you’re likely to run into the phrase “clipping”. Depending on who or which company you ask, you may get different interpretations of clipping and how it affects...
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With full retail rate net metering and an SREC program, New Jersey solar homeowners have a top-tier incentive market. The state’s solar industry will only continue to grow, especially with the proposed upcoming Community Solar and Solar For All programs on the way.