When 2020 started, the outlook on Community Solar was strong, continuing to grow. Then almost all of our predictions went out the window, much like many other people’s plans in 2020. Even as COVID-19 continues to disrupt our economy, we have continued to make progress...
Do you have a New Year’s resolution? One of the most common resolutions is to save money. If this is one of yours for 2021 then we are here to help!In honor of National cut your energy costs day and saying goodbye to 2020, we want to help you save money in 2021!...
Since 2016, when the Future Energy Jobs Act (FEJA) was passed, Illinois committed to new goals for alternative energy. The state is looking to produce 25% of its electricity from renewable energy by 2025. The state of Illinois also offers a solar rebate program so...
‘Tis the season for holiday cheer, gift-giving, and quality time with family and friends. Even with 2020 not being the year we could have ever planned for, we will do our best to make this holiday season a celebration. As you move forward with your holiday...
Solar energy has been a part of the Maryland energy plan for almost a decade. Solar is not new for Maryland but they are continuing to update and strive for new goals. Maryland has many different incentives, tax credits, and goals for both commercial and residential...
Community solar is now available in Maine. Although it was established by the Maine General Assembly in 2015; LD1430, the new Maine Act allows Maine to deliver a reboot to community solar. We are getting many questions about community solar in Maine so here are the...
Introduction The world of solar energy has changed a lot over the last decade. Most people think of rooftop systems when they think of solar. Unfortunately, that can be an expensive option if it’s an option at all for people who want to help save the environment. But...
What you have been told about solar might not be the full truth. Solar has changed and evolved over the years and what you don’t know could cost you money. How do you know what will work for your home or business? How is community solar different than rooftop solar or...
Community Solar fosters the production of clean energy by offering the opportunity to support renewable solar energy to everyone regardless of income, or whether they rent or own a property. The clean renewable energy produced by community solar farms replaces energy...
Introduction Solar isn’t just for a home with the right roof or sun-facing property. Now it can be for anyone. Currently, there are 19 states and Washington, DC with legislation supporting community solar. Community solar is a relatively new option and most states...
