Rebates, cash backs, and incentives are some of the biggest perks of using solar power. But did you know there are other cash incentives besides state-based provided ones? Utility Battery Incentives The work of utility corporations is difficult. They must provide clients with electricity amid rain, sleet, snow, and hail; when they make a mistake, … Continue reading Utility-based Cash Incentives for Residential Solar Projects →

Several states have taken action to assist homeowners in purchasing battery storage systems with their solar installations in addition to the federal tax credit. You may use these discounts with the federal tax credit to bring the entire cost of battery ownership down to a highly reasonable level.  Self-Generation Incentive Program in California (SGIP)  Golden … Continue reading Understanding 3 Major State-based Solar Rebates →

Regulators and utility corporations are starting to understand the potential of energy storage throughout the United States. As a result, there are currently several tax credits, rebates, and utility programs offered by the federal and state governments for residential solar batteries.  Others provide an incentive for buying a battery. Some of them include conditions, such … Continue reading Qualifying for Federal Renewable Energy Tax Credit →

Generally speaking, a fiber optic solar lamp has three functional components:  Light Collector  Optical Fiber Cable Lighting Device  Lighting Collector Lighting box collectors spend the day capturing sunlight on a home's rooftop. Because they are on the roof and range in length from two to five feet, you should ensure that there are no trees, … Continue reading Understanding Fiber Optic Solar Lights →

Lighting uses a lot of energy; it makes up 15% of the total electricity used by most families. People have been seeking methods to reduce energy expenditures for decades. Still, reducing the amount of electricity consumed for household lights may be challenging since we depend on them so much.  What if you could lower your … Continue reading Thinking of Buying Fiber Optics Solar Lights? Read This First →

To resist external conditions and harsh weather, solar panels undergo comprehensive testing. Underwriters' Laboratories (UL) offers hail impact testing and certification for PV modules under the UL 61730 grade. Under IEC 61730, the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) has its own set of these tests. Jurisdiction is where the two diverge most. IEC is a worldwide … Continue reading Understanding High-Quality Solar Panel Ratings: UL 61730 or IEC 61730 →

A significant concern for solar panels is inclement weather, such as hurricanes, blizzards, and strong winds. When it comes to extreme weather events, many homeowners who want to safeguard their long-term investments are most concerned about hail.  This is due to the hail's direct and harmful impact on rooftop solar panels. We're here to provide … Continue reading Should You Worry about Hail Storms? →

Like rain or snow, hail is made up of solid ice and falls from the sky. When moisture in the clouds is swiftly forced upwards during an updraft, hailstones are produced. These circumstances combine hot and chilly temperatures. The tiny water droplets freeze, as a result, forming spherical, solid hailstones. Due to the extreme conditions … Continue reading Quick Guide to Hail Storms and Residential Solar Projects →

According to a recent report, solar-powered homes receive a 4% rise in property value. Additionally, it implies that the typical home costs $269,039 in America. If the statistics are correct, you may anticipate an average rise in your property's worth of $10,762.  Given that the average cost of a conventional 6 kW solar system in … Continue reading Solar Energy and Property Market Value →

What to anticipate after installing a solar system is what we'll go through with you. We'll also go over how it will affect your electricity cost.  Your electric expenses will drop significantly.  Your solar panel system often generates more power throughout the day than the residence requires. The electric grid receives this surplus export. According … Continue reading What Happens to Your Bills After Installing Solar Panels? →