There are thousands of solar sellers in the US, and while local solar sellers may seem like a convenient option (they come right up to your door, most of the time!), there are several reasons why you should exercise caution when choosing a vendor, particularly if they're just an offshoot of a major sales company.
In areas with more sun and/or higher electricity rates, traditional solar companies charge more . . . even though their costs are the same. Abusive sales strategies price as high as they possibly can while still saving customers 10-15%, but people are way overpaying for solar. At Project Solar, we believe in flat pricing.
Amidst the historic changes that have shaped the solar industry in recent years, there has never been a more compelling time to choose solar power. From advancements in technology to increased global demand, the world of solar energy is brimming with possibilities.
SRECs, or Solar Renewable Energy Credits, are a lesser-known incentive for solar systems, partly because they can get a little confusing. Learn more about the SREC market and how you can claim SRECs for your own system.
In this article, we will delve into what happens to solar systems during a power outage, and explore the available options to help ensure you have access to the electricity you need.
Learn how to calculate the payback period for your solar panels and find out how long it will take for your energy savings to cover the upfront cost. Consider factors like your electricity usage, system cost, tax incentives, and panel efficiency.
One of the concerns that homeowners may have when it comes to solar panels is their performance when the sun isn't out. Learn more about how a solar system fares in cloudy, snowy, and rainy weather, plus some recommended equipment for low-light conditions.