Now that the dust from Trump’s new solar tariff is settling, it looks like rooftop PV installers have more to fear (or to gain) from state-level actions affecting the solar marketplace.
The combination of falling prices and rising interest put rooftop solar on a strong trajectory. But even as solar goes mainstream, it’s tough for consumers to tell which installer, which panels, and which financing is right for them.
An online solar marketplace and a leading energy management and automation company have teamed up to promote home energy efficiency through the adoption of residential solar PV systems and smart thermostats. EnergySage, which allows homeowners to request and compare home solar quotes without leaving the house, and Schneider Electric, which … [continued]
EnergySage has reported that in the sometimes larger-than-life Lone Star State, Texas, solar prices are now the lowest price per watt in the country, but the market has not taken advantage of these low solar prices to a large extent yet. A post on Greentech Media (GTM) highlighted the data from Energy Sage, a website that leads the … [continued]
EnergySage has published its second semi-annual Solar Marketplace Intel Report, revealing that solar prices are continuing to decline at the same time as consumers are shopping around more and more for the best price. EnergySage, the first comprehensive online marketplace for consumers and businesses interested in converting to solar energy, … [continued]
Having healthy lungs is not simply a matter of just not smoking, as even a nonsmoker living in an area with high air pollution and poor local air quality can have negative health impacts just by breathing the air every day. And because dirty local and regional power sources can … [continued]
Originally published on Solar Love. According to EnergySage’s recently released Solar Marketplace Intel report, the first in what is said to be a regular series for the solar price comparison service, some 90% of those who ask for quotes and then get solar installed are opting to buy their systems, … [continued]
Originally published on Solar Love New figures from EnergySage show that solar installation costs in the US for the first half of 2015 averaged around $3.79 per watt. This is one of the primary conclusions from EnergySage’s new 2H 2014-1H 2015 EnergySage Solar Marketplace Intel Report, published this week, and focused on … [continued]
Check ’em out: Vice President Biden – Give Oil Industry’s Tax Credits to Clean Energy Vice President Joe Biden says the oil industry no longer needs the $5 billion in annual tax credits that the government has doled out for years. Instead, he recommended applying half of those credits to … [continued]
Originally published on Solar Love. Promoting solar adoption in New York State, EnergySage has launched a local solar energy marketplace. Presenting consumers with unbiased facts, the new local solar marketplace will facilitate comparison shopping when researching financing options and installers, and hunting for the lowest price quotes. Consumers using EnergySage … [continued]
