Many Massachusetts homeowners and businesses thinking about upgrading to solar wonder: Is it better to go solar now, or hold out in the hopes that the next best thing will suddenly come to market? While it’s an appealing idea (and
Upgrading to solar electricity offers one of the best ways for your company to cut back on operating expenses. After all, you’ll be using the same amount of electricity as you were before-the difference is that once you’ve got solar
If you’ve ever read about renewable energy on your local online message board, you’ve probably heard the claim that solar increases electricity costs for everyone else. The utilities’ trade association even ran a controversial television advertisement in which an actor
Looking back on 2020… it was certainly a year when… well, it was a time for real reflection and… Ah, who are we kidding, who isn’t looking forward to leaving 2020 behind us and getting a fresh start in 2021?
The system paid for itself after approximately 4.5 years. This South Shore family's five-year net financial benefit has nearly reached $4,000 already.
If you’re like us, you and your family have been largely stuck inside your Cape Cod, Greater Boston, South Shore, or South Coast house this year, and you may be looking for renewable energy solutions to power your home as
One of the biggest benefits of upgrading your eastern Massachusetts home to include solar power is the ongoing cost savings of having a free 100% renewable energy source to power your home. You can get decades of no-cost, clean electricity
If you’re a Massachusetts homeowner who has been looking into residential solar panel installation for your home, or a business owner interested in using commercial solar to reduce your operating costs, you may have heard about a particular solar incentive
In case you missed it, the government is reducing the 30% federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) for solar at the end of this year, with the complete elimination of residential benefits by 2023. “Since 2005, when the ITC was first
Homeowners in Massachusetts towns like Braintree, Hingham, and Taunton aren’t able to participate in the state’s generous SMART program, but a new rebate will provide special financial incentives for solar installation in Municipal Light Plant (MLP) service territories. Municipal Light
