One seemingly appealing idea that comes with adding a photovoltaic panel system to your home is going off-grid. However, it’s good to consider the pros and cons of taking such a step. Find out more here.
Did you know that you can have solar power even if you have Spanish tile roofing? An inset solar installation is a wonderful way to have your Spanish tiles and your solar panels work together, giving you shelter and electrical power simultaneously. Find out more here!
It’s not just in California that utility companies are fighting against personal solar power. Hawaii has its own bill trying to limit household solar. What does this mean for the future of photovoltaic energy? Find out here.
The US Army has invested in floatovoltaics! Floating solar panels provide one more option for mounting solar panels in an area that might otherwise go unused.
Power utilities are attempting to use bureaucracy and politics to keep their hold on California’s power supply. But once again, California residents, workers, and business owners are voicing their desire for a better system. Find out more about proposal NEM 3.0 and what it means for the future of Solar Energy.
Do solar panels really shift electricity costs onto lower-income ratepayers? This bogus idea was created by the utility companies to discredit net metering.
Sacramento and San Jose stand out for the amount of solar-generated electricity available to their citizens. Find out more in the Shining Cities report.
Should you invest in solar panels right now? Rising costs make many people wonder whether it’s still a good investment, but consider the rising cost of power.
The Ukraine/Russia war is increasing the demand for PV power in Europe. Even in the United States, components may therefore become more expensive. Buy now to save!
West Virginia has approved a project that will cover an old coal mine with a solar panel farm. The expected increase in renewable energy and jobs is a plus. Can we expect the same trend in California? Find out here!