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Beat the Connecticut Energy Crisis: Your Path to Affordable, Sustainable Power with Solar
Let’s face it, Connecticut homeowners – opening that electricity bill each month can be a real shock to the system. If you’ve found yourself wondering why your energy costs
Escape the Electric Rate Rollercoaster: How Solar Can Shield You from Rising Costs in Southern New Hampshire
Are you tired of seeing your electric bill skyrocket every six months? If you’re a resident of southern New Hampshire, you’re not alone. The recent announcement of yet another rate
Maxeon’s Support for SunPower Customers – Deadline Information
Maxeon, an independent company that was formerly part of SunPower Corporation, is stepping up to support SunPower customers following SunPower Corporation’s bankruptcy proceedings. Here’s what SunPower customers need to know:
Understanding the Public Benefits Charge on Your Connecticut Utility Bill
If you’re a Connecticut resident, you may have noticed a “public benefits” charge on your Eversource or United Illuminating (UI) electricity bill. This charge has been a topic of heated
Enphase to Honor Sunpower’s Micro Inverter Warranty
As your trusted Enphase installer, we want to address recent concerns regarding the Enphase microinverters in your SunPower solar systems. We are pleased to officially confirm that Enphase Energy will
Maxeon to Honor Sunpower’s Panel Warranty
Maxeon Solar Technologies has issued a statement addressing the recent news by SunPower Corporation. The key points are: Commitment to quality: Maxeon reaffirms its dedication to providing top-tier solar panels
Maxeon Stands Firm apart from Sunpower
In light of recent developments with SunPower Corporation’s financial challenges, Maxeon Solar Technologies has issued a statement reaffirming its position as a leader in solar innovation and manufacturing. As a
Decoding Your Eversource Bill: What Are Those Public Benefit Charges?
Have you ever looked at your Eversource electricity bill and wondered about those mysterious charges labeled “Public Benefits” or “FMCC”? You’re not alone! Today, we’re going to break down these
Solar Growth thru 2033
The most recent prediction states that between 2024 and 2033, solar companies plan to construct 3.8 TW (AC) of capacity worldwide. According to the analysts, by 2033, the combined installed
AI is Here: Watch Your Electric Bill Start to Climb
Over the last twenty years, modest increases in America’s energy demand have been offset by more efficient energy production. However, the era of consistent electricity use is over. For the
Why are Connecticut residents continue to see rising electric rates this summer?
After a recent rate adjustment method was approved, utility rates are anticipated to increase once more next month. According to Eversource officials, regular service customers would first see a monthly
New Berkeley Lab Study Shows Average US Homeowners are saving almost $2000 annually with Solar
Berkeley Lab Study Quantifies Rooftop Solar’s Impact On Energy Burden Across 500,000 Households To help assess the potential for rooftop solar to serve in this emerging role, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory has
How Pollen Can Negatively Affect Solar Panel Production
Solar energy is an incredible way to harness the power of the sun and convert it into electricity for your home. However, it’s not without its challenges. One often overlooked
Concise History Of Solar Giants Going Out Of Business
Between 2000 and 2016, approximately 8,700 different solar companies installed at least one solar energy system in American homes. However, by the end of 2016, only 2,900 installers were still
Artificial Intelligence May Soon Require as Much Power as a Whole Nation
A.I. saw a boom when OpenAI’s ChatGPT burst into the scene, amassing an estimated 100 million users in just two months. The technology runs on thousands of specialized computer chips