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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 Utah: Opportunities and risks to know

You face three risks of going solar in Utah. Not understanding how the tax rebates work, Not understanding how you are compensated, and system failure.
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What is the best Nevada Energy rate plan for solar

Nevada Energy offers flat-rate and time-of-use plans in addition to optional demand pricing. The best plan depends on your electric usage.
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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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How smart thermostats may help conserve energy

A smart thermostat learns the temperatures you like to keep your home at, and then it maximizes your energy savings by heating your home on your schedule.
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The electricity crisis in Texas isn’t over

Winter storm Uri caused an electricity crisis in Texas that left texans without power and heat. A recent alert from ERCOT shows that the crisis isn't over.
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Understanding true-up bills

Once per year, you will get a true-up bill from your utility compoany. It will be based on the difference between your net metering credits and net usage.
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Average American household could save $2,500 a year by going solar

Going solar, driving an electric vehicle, and switching to energy-efficient electrical appliances could save average American housholds $2,500 or more.
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What is solar offset and what is solar production

Solar offset is the amount of your homes energy consumption that is offset by your solar systems' solar production. That's the amount of energy it produces.
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What it takes to go solar in 2021

There has never been a better time to go solar. If you go solar in 2021, you'll be able to claim the 26% federal tax credit and cut your utility bills.
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How utility companies try to undermine solar power

Utility companies work behind the scene with lobbyists, special interest groups, and dark money groups to steal your solar savings. Learn what's being done.
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Why home batteries make sense in Texas

Home batteries can make a lot of sense in Texas by enabling you to avoid expensive peak rates and can maximize your savings with net metering