One of the most common reasons people would rather skip getting a residential solar project is their fear of hurricanes and other weather disturbances. They think that one storm can already damage their massive investment in their solar panel system. This is not true. While solar panels aren’t 100% weatherproof, they are durable enough to … Continue reading Solar Panels and Hurricanes: Notes on Solar Panel Damages →

Some houses are unfit for solar panel installation. This is one of the most common reasons why some people are still not jumping into the use of solar energy. Fortunately, you don't have to overhaul or renovate your house to install solar panels. More and more neighborhoods are switching to community solar panels, which can … Continue reading What is a solar community project? →

Cleaning your solar panels is an essential part of solar panel maintenance. It will ensure the longevity of your solar power equipment, but it will also help preserve the efficiency of your solar panels. This is why all solar panel users should know the basics of cleaning solar panels. Without this knowledge, you might not … Continue reading Guide to cleaning your solar panels →

Most first-time users of solar panels assume that they will enjoy solar power savings immediately. However, that is not the case. While solar energy has multiple benefits, contractors and promoters alike set unrealistic expectations about residential solar power. In this blog, you’ll know what to expect after installing solar panels. This way, you can set … Continue reading After installation: What happens after you go solar? →

Next to the kitchen, entertainment areas are usually the house's areas that consume the most electricity. A high-quality television alone needs 58.6 watts per hour and 1.3 watts during standby mode. This is why most financial experts recommend that you create a residential solar power project for your entertainment set. You don't have to worry … Continue reading Powering up an entertainment set with solar power →

Residential fires remain one of the most common residential accidents in the whole world. While many residential fires are caused by faulty wiring with traditional electrical connections, houses powered by solar energy are still vulnerable to these kinds of accidents. The worst part is that extinguishing fire on a solar-powered home is more complicated than … Continue reading Ultimate guide to solar rapid shutdown →

The recent massive spike in gas prices has changed the overall landscape of the energy industry. It further emphasizes the concern of energy experts that the world can't wholly depend on fossil fuels, and it's time for everyone to look for alternative energy sources–such as solar power. If you're already using residential solar power, the … Continue reading How gas prices affect solar power use →

Solar panel installation and maintenance can be costly. This is the primary reason people decide to skip the use of solar power despite its significant savings. People don’t realize that they can finance solar panel systems through loans and leases–just like your houses. It’s one of the many steps of various states worldwide to promote … Continue reading Getting your solar panel system through financing →

Commercial solar panels are a hot topic within small to micro-enterprises. The use of solar panels gives small business owners huge savings, but it also attracts customers who are very much keen on environmental awareness. However, a significant number of micro-enterprise owners are still indecisive about the use of commercial solar panels. They often think … Continue reading Getting small-scale commercial solar panels: What you need to know →

If you’re someone who’s thinking of buying or building your own home in the future, it’s highly recommended that you go for a solar-powered house. With the significant developments and rising popularity of solar energy, it won’t be surprising that sooner or later, 80% of homes worldwide will already use solar energy. However, while its … Continue reading Top 3 things to consider in building a solar power home →