People of PA Urge PECO to Embrace Solar Energy
Armed with signs, green t-shirts and passion, the Earth Quaker Action Team (EQAT) recently gathered outside of PECO headquarters in Philadelphia with the goal of convincing the utility to commit to getting 20 percent of its electricity from rooftop solar by 2025. When looking at the big picture, EQAT is not asking for anything out […]
2016 Q1 Report Shows Bright Forecast for Solar & Storage
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission‘s (FERC) report for the first quarter of 2016 is on the books, and it shows a bright future for renewable energy and energy storage. The report details new energy generation projects that went online in the first three months of the year, and we are proud that renewable energy sources continue to compete with […]
The Science Behind Solar Panels
We at Exact Solar believe that education is key to the growth of the solar energy industry. Well-informed consumers of solar energy can educate their friends, families, and communities by explaining how solar is key in the effort to switch to renewable energy sources and fight climate change. Our friends at SaveOnEnergy.com designed this informative […]
Carbon Pricing is Cutting Emissions Around the World
Carbon pricing is a cost applied to the emissions of greenhouse gases, and is seen by many as the most effective way to cut carbon emissions into the atmosphere. There are two systems of carbon pricing: a carbon tax and an emissions trading system. A carbon tax is a direct tax on CO2. In some cases, […]
Why Winter is the Perfect Season to Go Solar
The sunny, summer months are ideal for solar energy production, but the winter is truly the perfect season to go solar. Here are four reasons why you should consider going solar this winter. 1. Going solar doesn’t happen over night. While it doesn’t take very long to install a solar energy system (typically a 3-day process), […]
The Best Holiday Gift: Solar ITC Extended
Exact Solar could not have asked for a better holiday gift. On December 18, Congress passed the $1.1 trillion omnibus bill, which included an extension of the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) for solar energy projects. The solar ITC was originally scheduled to drop down to 10 percent for commercial, and zero for residential projects, at the […]
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