Find out everything you need to know about going solar with utilities throughout the country.
Thi Deremer
September 29, 2020
The ultimate guide to comparing two popular brands of asphalt shingles, GAF vs. CertainTeed. We review costs, specs, warranties, and more so you can decide which is right for your roofing project.
Jen Merithew
September 28, 2020
A breakdown of 6 common types of roof trusses and their many uses. We review their typical prices, advantages and disadvantages, and more.
Jen Merithew
September 13, 2020
Alabama Power has been approved to implement a high monthly charge on solar homeowners that will drastically reduce electric bill savings.
Thi Deremer
May 20, 2020
NERA has filed a petition to end net metering. Find out how it can affect solar homeowners and how you can help.
Thi Deremer
April 27, 2020
Time of Use rates change the price of electricity based on demand during the day. Electricity is cheapest when not many people are using it, late at night.
Jen Merithew
June 14, 2019
Installing solar panels on your home will result in lower utility bills. But what about when you install a solar air conditioner? Will you recoup your investment?
Teddy Theil
May 15, 2019
Energy costs are rising, but it’s easier than ever to save on your electric bills. Use these 7 easy steps to reduce your energy spend now.
Teddy Theil
April 11, 2019
Need to know the return on investment before making a big commitment like solar for your home. Here are the costs, incentives, savings and payback.
Chiquita Keil
March 18, 2019
Mass Save’s incentives and rebates can help just about everyone in Massachusetts save money on energy bills. But how do you know if you’re eligible?
Jen Merithew
March 27, 2018
Solar trackers allow your solar panels to follow the sun so they can produce more solar power. But are they worth the extra cost?
Thi Deremer
March 27, 2018
Here are the ways utilities have increased costs for future solar owners: Utility strategy 1: Time-of-use billing. Utility strategy 2: Non-bypassable charges. Utility strategy 3: Demand and grid-access charges. Utility strategy 4: Increasing minimum month
Thi Deremer
January 29, 2016
A Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) is a law that requires electric utilities in a state to generate a certain percentage of electricity from renewable sources by a certain date. The RPS is also used to determine the amount and type of incentives availab