Catherine is a researcher and content specialist at SolarReviews. She has strong interests in issues related to climate and sustainability which led her to pursue a degree in environmental science at Ramapo College of New Jersey.
While completing her degree, Catherine conducted research on the migration behavior and nesting habits of various birds. Catherine has previously worked as an assistant project manager at an engineering firm.
Catherine Lane
May 13, 2022
A list of important key terms about solar batteries.
Catherine Lane
March 15, 2022
Texas utility Entergy credits its solar customers for their excess energy at the ‘buyback rate’, which is lower than the retail rate. So, is going solar worth it as an Entergy customer?
Catherine Lane
March 30, 2021
Guide to AC solar panels including what they are, which popular brands sell them, and if they’re right for your home.
Catherine Lane
November 14, 2020
Ranking the top 5 most popular solar generators on the market, including their costs, key features, dependability, and more.
Catherine Lane
November 27, 2019
KY just passed a bill that replaces full retail net metering with a lower compensation rate for solar customers. How will this affect their savings?
Catherine Lane
January 10, 2020
It's been a rollercoaster year on the solar policy front. Here’s a review of some stand-out policy stories from 2019 and their effect on solar progress in 2020.
Catherine Lane
March 5, 2021
Agrivoltaics combines solar with farmland to help farms save on their electricity bills and even produce more crops.
Catherine Lane
February 24, 2022
Comprehensive guide to all-things solar as a San Antonio homeowner in CPS Energy territory. Find out how much you can save and earn by installing solar panels on your Texas home.
Catherine Lane
August 25, 2021
With tons of solar panels on the market, should you go solar with Silfab? We break down Silfab Solar's current products and how they compare to other brands.