Solar projects are getting more and more popular in residential areas. However, for homeowners who will be getting their solar projects for the first time, it could be challenging to know the exact specifications that will fit both their house and lifestyle. Knowing the right solar project for you can help you save hundreds of … Continue reading Knowing the Three Major Kinds of Residential Solar Projects →

The specifications of your solar projects should be based on your use. If you have a big household, then you should go for bigger solar panels, and if you have unreliable roofing, then you should go for ground installation. However, for first-time solar users, it could be difficult to know the specifications of a solar … Continue reading Going for a 10kW Solar Project? Here’s What We Think →

More and more countries in the world are promoting the use of solar power. Not only are they making solar projects more accessible to people, but they also provide reimbursements for solar projects. These reimbursements mostly come as tax credits. In most countries, this is filed through IRS Form 5695. If you’re someone who has … Continue reading Guide to Filing IRS Form 5695: Solar Tax Credit →

Solar power is an excellent emergency alternative for electricity. Whether you’re camping or just at home gearing up for bad weather, it will be very beneficial to have your solar generator. However, like any home item, there are advantages and disadvantages to using solar generators. Understanding each of them can help you make the most … Continue reading Advantages and Disadvantages of Solar Generators →

The more solar panels you have, the more electricity you can produce. While this is one of the most simple ideas in residential solar power, it remains true. This is why many homeowners continuously find ways to add a couple more solar panels to their homes. One of the most popular methods these days is … Continue reading Are Solar Carports Worth It? →

Solar technology has become more and more advanced every year. Before, solar projects were just about solar panels and batteries, but now, there are already lots of auxiliary devices which can help you make the most out of your solar project–such as solar trackers. However, are solar trackers worth it? Considering their price tags, investing … Continue reading Should You Invest on Solar Trackers? Here’s What We Think →

Roof-installed solar panels remain the most popular kind of residential solar panel installation. Because of this, plenty of homeowners has specifically designed their houses to accommodate their solar projects, such as getting solar shingles. While there's long been a debate about the effectiveness of solar shingles or solar panels, it's essential to know a thing … Continue reading Everything You Need to Know about Solar Shingles →

Because of the popularity of solar power, more companies are venturing into solar panel manufacturing. While having plenty of options is a positive thing for consumers, picking the best solar panels for your house has become more challenging. The first step to getting the perfect solar power project for you is to understand the various … Continue reading Understanding and Comparing Solar Panel Specifications →

Solar projects require basic electrical knowledge, especially with electrical inverters. However, it can be tricky for homeowners, especially first-time solar power users. Inverters have long been used to improve electricity production on solar panels. Today, two primary inverters are used on solar projects–string inverters and microinverters. In this blog, we'll explain the difference between string … Continue reading String Inverters vs Microinverters on Your Solar Projects →

Contrary to popular belief, some solar panel projects called on-grid solar panels are connected to your main power line. This means that should there be a power outage in your area; your solar panels won’t be able to power up your home. However, off-grid solar panel projects can best serve as emergency power sources during … Continue reading Here’s What Happens to Your Solar Project during Power Outage →