myths
Some of our customers start to worry about their solar production at this time of year. Will the snow block the sun? Will the snow melt? Will the system produce while covered in snow? Should I shovel my roof? In this blog we are going to try to help answer all of these questions and […]
Most everyone is familiar with solar power as a renewable energy source for homes and small businesses. However, a solar system is not necessarily the only option for producing clean energy. How about wind turbines? It is important to know that differences can vary widely depending on location and specific use. In this article, we […]
Our company is based in the Northeast, which many people would say is “gloomy” and grey all winter. Does this climate negatively affect the performance of solar panels? The quick answer is: solar panels work great in overcast weather. The efficiency rating of your panel is really what matters when it comes to cloudy weather […]
Some customers ask, “Do I need to be concerned about my solar panels during a major storm?” I always respond with, “If that size storm is coming, we have more to be worried about than solar panels!” We consider coastal areas to be more at risk during a big storm, however, there are plenty of […]
Everyone wants to do their part in reducing their carbon footprint and minimizing their reliance on the local power company. But when talking about going solar, there seem to be quite a few myths that pop up while doing research. At SAVKAT Solar, we have heard many of these myths and would like to shed […]
