Find out everything you need to know about going solar with utilities throughout the country.
As the 30% federal solar tax credit sunsets at the end of 2025, many homeowners are asking if solar panels are still a worthwhile investment. This analysis argues a definitive 'yes'. We explore the data showing how rapidly rising utility electricity prices are set to outpace the loss of the tax credit, making solar a crucial financial hedge for 2026 and beyond. Discover how the math is shifting in favor of homeowners, even in a post-incentive world.
Written by Andy Sendy
The average electric bill in New Jersey is about $135, but homeowners can install solar panels to bring that down to $0.
Written by Catherine Lane
Guide to the new PG&E solar energy plan that covers net billing, solar energy costs and savings, and steps to go solar.
Written by Ben Zientara
Southern California Edison (SCE) customers pay an average of $350 per month. Solar panels can reduce that to just $10.
Written by Ben Zientara
In 2025, the average cost of electricity in Boston is 28 cents per kilowatt-hour, and the average monthly bill is $162. Here are two easy ways for Bostonians to lower their energy bill
Written by Zeeshan Hyder
With electricity rates higher than ever, how much is the average electric bill in 2025?
Written by Jamie Smith
A homeowner’s guide to going solar with American Electric Power (AEP) in Ohio, including net metering, incentives, and more
Written by Jamie Smith
A homeowner’s guide to going solar with Duke Energy SC, including net metering, incentives, and more.
Written by Jamie Smith