If your electric bill felt higher last month, it’s not your imagination. In June 2025, customers across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware saw their electric bills rise up to 20%
Twenty years ago, Exact Solar began with a single project and a belief that solar power could make a difference for families and communities. What started as a small family
As a homeowner considering solar energy, you likely have many questions and deserve clear, honest answers. Going solar is a major decision for any homeowner. It’s more than just a
When a Pennsylvania school district considers solar, designing the system is only part of the process. Administrators also need to evaluate funding, select a contractor, coordinate construction, and follow the
Your home battery can do more than store electricity for an outage. If you’re a PECO residential electric customer, it may also earn rewards for helping the grid when electricity
“If the tax credit expired, should I still put solar on my home?” Our team regularly hears this question from homeowners across Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Many spent a year
At The Philadelphia School in Center City, a new rooftop solar installation is bringing together two things that matter to schools: making the most of their resources and helping students
If your organization has considered solar but hasn’t moved forward, an additional federal tax incentive may be worth a closer look. Qualifying solar projects located in an energy community can
If you own or manage a business with high electricity costs, pull out your latest electric bill. Somewhere on that bill, you may see a line that says “demand,” “capacity,”
When a community decides to invest in clean energy, it sends a message that they care about the future. When they invest in clean energy while rebuilding after a disaster,
If you’re frustrated by rising electricity bills and are considering solar for your home, one of the first questions you’ll probably ask is: “How do I pay for solar?” There
If you live in New Jersey, you know that electricity bills are going up, and no one seems to have a good answer to the problem. Governor Mikie Sherrill declared a