A little more than two years since it was launched in Riverside County, the Home Energy Renovation Opportunity (HERO) financing program is on the verge of an expansion that will take it into 70% of California’s cities.
“The past two years have confirmed that California
Most homeowners looking to go solar either buy a system for thousands of dollars or lease one.
Now, thanks to Sharp’s new SunSnap product, they’ll soon have a new option. For as little as $1,000, you can buy a single panel with a micro-inverter built right into it.
The new Sharp Solar system made its
A cool-down in European solar markets combined with an over-supply of panels from China has led to a massive decline in solar panel prices. Over the last year, prices for solar panels have fallen 50 percent. In the U.S., falling prices spell competition, and many solar providers are hustling to position themselves to take advantage of a rapidly changing solar industry.
Homeowners in Connecticut will soon have access to a new pool of funds to help them go solar, if the CT Clean Energy Finance and Investment Authority (CEFIA) Board of Directors is feeling the love at their Valentine’s Day meeting.
The new incentive program was authorized in a
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One of the concerns that has been thrown around a