SolarReviews Blog
Michael Cheng
April 11, 2022
What you need to know about solar power hail damage
Hail can damage solar panels and reduce system performance. Learn how you can protect your solar panels from hail damage today.
Michael Cheng
April 8, 2022
Should you install fiber optic solar lights instead of solar panels?
Fiber optic solar lighting uses natural sunlight to illuminate homes and cuts energy costs. Should you consider installing these instead of solar panels?
Andrew Sendy
April 7, 2022
How much do solar panels cost and save homeowners in Orange County in 2022?
Find out key facts about going solar as an Orange County homeowner, including your potential cost & savings, payback period, incentives, rebates & more.
Ben Zientara
April 7, 2022
Guide to net metering in New Hampshire for 2022
New Hampshire's net metering program for solar homeowners is a pretty good deal, and you stand to save quite a bit of money. Find out everything you need to know about the state's NEM 2.0 program in our latest blog post.
Cameron Bates
April 7, 2022
Renew Financial solar loans: Everything you need to know
Renew Financial offers PACE financing to help you buy solar panels in CA or FL. We’ll explain the loan terms, and help you decide it’s the right option for you.
Catherine Lane
April 5, 2022
Green Mountain Power’s new energy storage lease explained
GMP is offering 100 Vermont homeowners the opportunity to lease Enphase backup batteries for their homes. Is it as good of a deal as the utility claims?
Ana Almerini
March 31, 2022
What are the top 5 solar-powered security cameras?
Solar powered security cameras offer peace of mind for homeowners. We recommend 5 of the best for you to choose from.
Catherine Lane
March 31, 2022
What home appliances can a solar battery run during a power outage?
This article breaks down what appliances a solar battery can run during a power outage and how long they can run for.
Ben Zientara
March 29, 2022
Overview of Connecticut net metering (Residential Renewable Energy Solutions Program)
The state of Connecticut changed its net metering program for solar homeowners in January 2022. It now comes in two options and provides even more savings than its predecessor.