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What’s new with California’s SGIP battery rebate in 2024?

The most recent updates regarding California's SGIP program - the largest solar battery incentive program in the U.S.

Written by Catherine Lane

What’s new with California’s SGIP battery rebate in 2024?
What are Time of Use rates? TOU Explained

Time of Use rates change the price of electricity based on demand during the day. Electricity is cheapest when not many people are using it, late at night.

Written by Ben Zientara

What are Time of Use rates? TOU Explained
How heat pumps reduce energy consumption and work with solar panels

Heat pumps are the key to electrifying your home's HVAC and water heating to massively reduce emissions and change the way you use energy.

Written by Ben Zientara

How heat pumps reduce energy consumption and work with solar panels
Tesla updates solar panel rental contract to make it more fair for consumers

We called for Tesla to update their solar panels rental program to make it more fair for consumers. Approximately two weeks later Tesla updated their contract accordingly.

Written by Andy Sendy

Tesla updates solar panel rental contract to make it more fair for consumers
How long does it take to charge a Tesla?

Exploring how long it takes to charge all Tesla models using different charging methods, including home charging and public charging stations.

Written by Catherine Lane

How long does it take to charge a Tesla?
How Solar Is Installed on Clay Tile Roofs

Installing solar panels on clay tile roofs is possible, but it can be more expensive. Read on to learn what you need to know about solar panels on a clay roof.

Written by Dan Hahn

How Solar Is Installed on Clay Tile Roofs
New Mexico’s solar tax credit is back with big savings

After 5 years, New Mexico’s solar tax credit has been signed back into law. We go over just how much you can save with the new tax credit.

Written by Catherine Lane

New Mexico’s solar tax credit is back with big savings
Brevard Solar closes without completing their jobs

Florida solar company Brevard Solar closed suddenly last month, despite charging customers upfront and leaving hundreds of jobs unfinished.

Written by Catherine Lane

Brevard Solar closes without completing their jobs