SolarReviews Blog
Zeeshan Hyder
August 18, 2022
Best e-bike conversion kits for 2022 & kit types explained
The best e-bike conversion kits: Bafang BBS02B (best overall), CYCMotor X1 Pro Gen 2 (best performance), and the Swytch Universal Kit (best for commuters).
Ben Zientara
August 17, 2022
Guide to deep cycle batteries from RVs to solar
There are several different types of deep cycle batteries, each with different functions. Learn which one is right for you today.
Ben Zientara
August 16, 2022
Pink Energy files lawsuit against Generac, says faulty equipment led to millions in damages
In August 2022, Pink Energy (aka Power Home Solar) filed suit against Generac Power Systems. Here’s a rundown of the claims and evidence.
Catherine Lane
August 12, 2022
Residential incentives in the Inflation Reduction Act: What you need to know
A breakdown of the incentives for residential solar, electric vehicles, and energy-efficient upgrades in the recently passed Inflation Reduction Act.
Catherine Lane
August 11, 2022
NJ electricity cost: rates, utilities, and more
The average electric bill in New Jersey is about $116, but homeowners can install solar panels to bring that down to $0.
Zeeshan Hyder
August 10, 2022
Electricity costs in Boston, MA (2022 rates)
In 2022, the average cost of electricity in Boston is 26 cents per kilowatt-hour, and the average monthly bill is $156. Here are two easy ways for Bostonians to lower their energy bill
Ana Almerini
August 9, 2022
How many watts does a space heater use?
The average space heater uses 1,500 kWh and is ideal for heating a 150-square-foot room. Which one is right for your home?
Ben Zientara
August 8, 2022
Why California’s NEM 3.0 could be a disaster for the whole country
We’re taking a stand against the proposed decision based on the harm it will do to the California solar industry and the nation as a whole.
Zeeshan Hyder
August 5, 2022
All about Solar Roadways: the promise versus the reality
We were promised cost-effective smart roads that could light up, melt snow, and produce immense amounts of solar power. Was it all too good to be true?