Press releases

1 year ago

SolarReviews releases the results of its 2022 Solar Industry Survey

SolarReviews has released the results of its 2022 Solar Industry Survey.

1 year ago

SolarReviews launches the 2022 Solar Industry Survey in partnership with NABCEP

SolarReviews is launching its first-ever Solar Industry Survey in partnership with the North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners (NABCEP).

1 year ago

SolarReviews and Solar Energy International announce a renewed partnership for 2023

Today, SolarReviews and Solar Energy International (SEI) announce their renewed partnership for 2023.

1 year ago

SolarReviews and the North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners Announce Renewed Partnership

SolarReviews and the North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners Announce Renewed Partnership

2 years ago

SolarReviews Announces Acquisition of Online Remodeling Resource, Fixr.com

SolarReviews has acquired Fixr.com, an online remodeling resource.

2 years ago

Senate Bill 1024 Could Reduce the Number of Solar Installations in Florida by 93%

Senate bill 1024 could reduce Florida's solar installations by 93%, according to a SolarReviews survey.

2 years ago

CPUC Proposal Will Reduce the Number of New Solar Installations in California by 95%

The CPUC's proposal to California's net metering policy will reduce the state's solar installations by 95%, according to a SolarReviews survey.

2 years ago

SolarReviews Releases 2021 Solar & Battery Adoption Report

SolarReviews, the leading American consumer reviews website for solar panel installation, released end-of-year insights on solar and battery adoption drivers in 2021.

Media mentions

"Depending on your location and energy needs, a considerably cheaper 6-kW system could be adequate. There are a number of solar system financing and leasing programs, although the latter may come with onerous conditions from the leasing company, so be sure to read the fine print. Some utilities also offer incentives."

"Solar Reviews offer a calculator that will quickly provide you with representative costs and savings for a solar power system in every part of the U.S. Calculators like this are a good place to start if you are new to solar energy and want to understand the basic cost model."

"Your home's orientation toward the sun, the amount of shade and its roof type also affect a solar system's output. You can estimate the efficiency of panels on your home by using the SolarReviews calculator."

"The more-expensive option is a solar-powered home battery like the Tesla Powerwall. These store power from solar panels on your roof. They help defray the costs of fossil-fuel powered electricity and act as a back-up battery for a home in the event of an outage. Total costs (including installation) start around $12,000, but that's assuming the house already has solar panels."

"You should seek proposals from several installers. Comparison shopping services like [SolarReviews] make it easy to contact multiple installers."

"Extreme weather events across the U.S. — from wildfires and drought in the West, to deep freezes and floods in the South and Southeast — have disrupted the electric grid this year. As a result, homeowners are buying solar and energy storage systems at rates never before seen, according to data from solar website SolarReviews.com."

"Teslas get between 262 and 405 miles per charge, depending on the model, according to SolarReviews.com."

"A battery system does this by disconnecting your home from the grid at the moment of a blackout. This is called 'islanding.' A few standalone inverters can do this without batteries, too."