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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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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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.
California has long been the center of the solar industry in the United States, even amid policy changes over the past few years that have dampened the market. Through Q3 of 2024, California ranks #1 in the US with 49,777 MW (49.7 GW) of installed solar capacity.
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.
Since originating in 2006, the Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC) has stimulated tremendous growth across residential and commercial photovoltaic markets, vaulting the U.S. to become a top 3 global solar leader. As the current policy...
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Amid the growing rates of wildfires, rolling blackouts, and the associated risks posed to those dependent on consistent energy, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has introduced incentives for battery storage implementation for those vulnerable...
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If you’re considering installing solar panels on your home, now is the perfect time. The price of solar panels has dropped 80 percent since 2011, according to PV Magazine. Other sources agree with the price decrease, stating...
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The Oregon Solar + Storage Rebate Program issues rebates for solar electric systems and paired solar and storage systems for residential customers and low-income service providers in Oregon. Rebates are issued to approved contractors, who pass the savings on to their customers.
Florida is known as the Sunshine State and has a lot of solar potential. Here are some of the incentives available to Florida home and business owners: