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Ben Zientara
February 26, 2021
Q CELLS solar panels (Hanwha) - 2021 review
A complete review of Q CELLS solar panels, including their efficiency, warranty, and cost. If you’ve gotten a solar quote featuring Q CELLS, learn more about them here.
Ana Almerini
February 24, 2021
Declining fossil fuel jobs makes way for renewable energy careers
Fossil fuel jobs will be lost as we transition to a clean economy, but there are jobs to be gained by workers with transferable skills.
Dan Hahn
February 20, 2021
The best solar stocks to watch over the next decade
Learn about some of the more interesting publicly-traded companies in the solar energy and energy storage industries in 2021 and beyond.
Ana Almerini
February 19, 2021
How are solar panels made?
Solar panels are made with a few key materials: solar cells, silicon, metal, and glass. Each layer is built with precision to generate renewable energy.
Catherine Lane
February 18, 2021
How solar power could protect Texans from another ERCOT power outage
In light of recent events, we explore how Texans can protect themselves from future widespread power shut offs by installing solar panels and solar batteries.
Catherine Lane
February 16, 2021
Ergosun solar roof tiles: what to know about Tesla’s newest competitor
Ergosun Integrated Solar Roof tiles are officially available to homeowners in the U.S. How do they stack up against Tesla solar roof tiles?
Ana Almerini
February 12, 2021
What are floating solar panels?
Floating solar panels rest on top of calm bodies of water, are more efficient than traditional solar arrays, and help keep bodies of water clean.
Ben Zientara
February 12, 2021
Big changes on the horizon for California net metering in 2021
California regulators are changing how solar owners connect to the grid & get credit for solar energy. The changes could greatly affect the solar industry.
Dan Hahn
February 11, 2021
Solar panels through time: clean energy innovation at the White House
Learn how the White House has used solar energy, beginning with the Carter Administration to the present Biden Administration as a symbol for national clean energy policy.