Solar energy in the United States is now big business, and for many it continues to be very good business. Beyond product manufacturers, system designers and installers, there is growing participation from lenders and institutions looking to facilitate financing for more buyers. This kind of financial participation is not only helping companies meet societal and […]
A Quick Look at the State of Solar in 2019
Hurricane Dorian Proves Reducing Carbon a Priority
Many people in North America from The Caribbean to the U.S. were forced to give their full attention to Hurricane Dorian at the end of August and first week of September in 2019. The intensity and uncertainty of that storm made it a serious threat to millions. Devastation to residents of the Bahamas has been […]
Solar Energy and Electric Vehicles – On Track to Low Carbon
Combining Solar Energy and EV Charning to Fast Track to a Low Carbon Lifestyle According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the nation’s transportation and electricity sectors account for over half (approximately 57%) of the total greenhouse gas emissions (GHG). Interestingly, the EPA analysis concludes they are essentially equal contributors, with each representing nearly […]
A Look at Pennsylvania SRECs for 2019
The value of Pennsylvania SRECs is a little more difficult to predict lately. In the past few years, the trading value of 1 SREC (1,000 kWh of produced solar electricity) has been as low as $3. March 11, 2019 Update: Pennsylvania SRECs are trading at values that have peaked at around $40 recently, which is […]
2019 To Be a Busy Year for Solar
In our article for the Yardley Voice, Next Year Will Be Busy for Solar, we advise Pennsylvania and New Jersey homeowners considering a solar energy system for their home to start the process as early as possible in 2019. The planned reduction in the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) for renewable energy investments creates this urgency. Beginning […]
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