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Everything You Need to Know About the Net Billing Tariff
On December 15, 2022, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) unanimously voted to eliminate the state’s solar net energy metering (NEM) program. Instead, the CPUC replaces NEM with a “Net Billing Tariff”. The key change is that customers will no longer receive retail credit for solar…
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14 reasons to fall in love with solar power
This time of year, love is in the air and there’s electricity all around! We might be biased, but we believe there are so many reasons to LOVE solar power for your home or business. In fact, we have 14 reasons why we’ve fallen hard for…
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Solar in Texas: Opportunities and risks to know
There are two main risks of going solar in Texas. The first is choosing the wrong retail electric provider. The second is what if your system quits working?
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Solar in Nevada: Opportunities and risks to know
Going solar in Nevada has very few risks thanks to the fact that Nevada is the only state that guarantees its citizens the right to generate their own power
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Solar in Florida: Opportunities and risks to know
There are two risks when going solar in Florida. First, you may find your savings is less than expected if you don't understand how net metering works.
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Does solar make sense in Delaware
Net metering, Solar Renewable Energy Credits, and utility rebates are a few of the reasons that solar makes sense in Delaware.
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Does solar make sense in Vermont
Generous incentives make solar make sense in Vermont. Residents benefit from net metering, property tax exemption and utility rebate programs
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Does solar make sense in Rhode Island
Generous incentives and net metering make solar make sense in Rhode Island. Residents can receive rebates on the cost of going solar in Rhode Island
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Does solar make sense in South Carolina
Solar makes sense in South Carolina for lots of reasons including generous state incentives, net metering, and lots of sunshine!
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Does solar make sense in New Jersey
Generous state-level incentives and neat metering means solar makes sense in New Jersey. New Jersey homeowners can save a lot by going solar.
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How utility export rates work
Utility export rates compensate you for power exported to the grid from your solar system at the rate the utility pays power plants for power
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Does solar make sense in Connecticut
Does solar make sense in Connecticut despite uncooperative local weather? Yes, generous incentives make solar a smart choice in Connecticut