Going Solar If Your Bill Is Low
One of the main motivations for going solar is the expectation of a lower electric bill. But some homeowners are fortunate enough to already have an electric bill of less than $110. What about them? According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, that’s the national average for residential
Read MoreIs The SGIP Still Available?
A part of California’s success with solar energy has been the popularity of the Self Generation Incentive Program. The SGIP provides incentives for California homeowners to install energy storage systems. But with its popularity, is the SGIP still available, and if so for how long?
Read MoreIs The Tesla Powerwall Worth It?
Telsa is known for innovation and simplicity and has been hard at work educating the public of the benefits of using stored energy during peak demand and if you are looking to provide your family peace of mind in the event of a power outage, the Tesla Powerwall is a great home battery option.
Read MoreImportant Facts About Solar Energy
Solar energy has grown in popularity over the past decade, with many homeowners taking advantage of state and federal incentives and historically low prices. Although the solar panel has become a mainstream technology, most people are amazed when they learn important facts about solar energy, its history, and predictions for the future.
Read MoreCan You Run Your Home On A Battery?
Home battery technology has grown in popularity over the past several years. These systems are not only capable of providing power during an outage but can also help reduce electrical dependence on the grid during extreme weather conditions. But can you really run your home on a battery?
Read MoreWho Is Eligible For SGIP?
California’s Self Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) is designed to help homeowners living in these impacted areas considered Fire Zones, to cover most of the costs associated with installing a home battery. This state initiative is a program paid for and available to the utility ratepayers of SDG&E, SoCal Gas, SCE, and PG&E.
Read MoreDemystifying Solar Batteries
When Southern California homeowners install solar panels on their homes, they do so to dramatically reduce their electricity bills. The potential to generate a separate income from the energy produced and stored in the solar battery backup system is also extremely appealing.
Read MoreHow Battery Backup Systems Save You Money
With the power of a battery backup system, homeowners can become less reliant on grid power, lowering bills. Eventually, as they generate more energy and more energy is stored, they can also sell energy credits back to the electric company.
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