Everything you need to know about net metering, the number one way solar panels save you money on your electricity bills.
New Hampshire's net metering program for solar homeowners is a pretty good deal, and you stand to save quite a bit of money. Find out everything you need to know about the state's NEM 2.0 program in our latest blog post.
The state of Connecticut changed its net metering program for solar homeowners in January 2022. It now comes in two options and provides even more savings than its predecessor.
TECO offers two solar savings programs for Florida residents, and one will save you substantially more than the other. We explain each (and which one you should sign up for) in our latest blog.
Does Florida do net metering? Is net metering going away? Here are the answers to your questions about net metering in the Sunshine State.
Duke Energy proposed several changes to its solar net metering program for North Carolina customers: will they reduce your savings?
A complete breakdown of Arizona’s net billing program for solar homeowners, including whether or not going solar is still worth it.
The California Public Utilities Commission is nearing a final decision on NEM 3.0 that would reduce compensation for excess solar energy. Read about it here.
While Duke Energy’s new net metering program will cut customers’ solar savings, it could potentially increase battery installations.
This annual report ranks the states for friendliness to home solar based on their net metering programs.
In response to coronavirus, New York extended their net metering program - at a cost.
NERA has filed a petition to end net metering. Find out how it can affect solar homeowners and how you can help.
Here’s an in-depth look at grid-tied solar systems, the most popular kind of solar panel setup in America.