Home Energy Efficiency Tips
Act Fast: Massachusetts Solar Tax Incentives Expiring Soon!
Update 12/27/20: The solar investment tax credit (ITC), which was scheduled to drop to 22% in
Update 12/27/20: The solar investment tax credit (ITC), which was scheduled to drop to 22% in
By now, you probably know that solar panels are great for the environment by providing
You’ve heard all the facts and figures surrounding solar panels, and you’re ready to hop
Getting in the habit of recycling, shutting off lights, and turning down the thermostat are
With the continual rise in electricity costs, more and more Massachusetts residents are considering getting solar energy systems for their homes. Since solar energy is a relatively new technology, especially in mainstream life, the trick for consumers becomes understanding that you don’t know what you don’t know.
While you may already know that solar panels can save you money on your monthly energy bills, we bet you didn’t know some of the surprising facts.
While researching whether or not solar panels make sense for your home, you might have skimmed past the term “SREC,” unsure of what it means. This blog explains what SRECs are and why they’re the best kept secret when it comes to solar energy savings.
Does our cold and snowy winter weather make the idea of having solar panels in New England an impractical one? Actually, rain, wind, snow, or shine, solar panels work exceptionally well in New England and require virtually no maintenance.
You probably think owning a solar power system for your home is out of your budget, right? Think again! To help the residential solar market grow, the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources in partnership with the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center has created a special solar loan program to help more Massachusetts residents become more energy efficient through owning a solar power rather than leasing one.
Solar energy is a clean, renewable source of energy, but not all roofs are the same. Find out if yours is a good fit for solar panels.