As global events cause fluctuations in energy availability, many homeowners are beginning to wonder: “What if there’s a fuel shortage or a power outage? Could my home end up powerless?” For those relying on gas or electricity, this could be a pressing concern. One solution might be turning to renewable

You are not imagining it. Every year summer gets hotter. In fact, meteorologists predict this summer is going to be hotter than average for much of the U.S. Even if you want to save money, enduring extreme heat without air conditioning is not a practical option for most people. The

Driving electric cars and conserving household electricity use are good for the environment and can save you money as well.  However, changing the source of your household power will have an even bigger impact on our environment and save you even more money. Plus you can also earn profits from

You may think that solar power only benefits those who install solar panels on their homes, slashing their utility bills or even eliminating them entirely. But, did you know that those with solar panels actually contribute significantly to their entire community? Welcome to the world of net metering, a lesser-known

The truth is, not everyone qualifies for solar. For example, if you don’t have enough unshaded roof space or property to generate enough power to offset your electricity bills, then going solar wouldn’t be a smart thing to do. Fortunately for our environment and for our economy, there are millions

By Laureen Peck Most people are familiar with the famous novella A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens and the main character in it, Ebenezer Scrooge. Scrooge is famous for being a penny-pinching, greedy miser.  However, by the end of the story he has transformed from a selfish brute into a

Solar has prospered over the past four years in the USA despite Section 201 tariffs, a reduction in the federal Investment Tax Credit and fluctuating policies. In fact, the industry is expected to break a new record, adding more than 18 GW in 2020. According to investment firm, Wood Mackenzie,