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Propel Is Now Available in Massachusetts: A New Way to Go Solar After the Federal Tax Credit

August 10, 2026

With the residential federal solar tax credit no longer available, many Massachusetts homeowners are wondering whether going solar still makes financial sense. Purchasing a solar energy system outright or financing it with a traditional loan may still be the best choice for some homeowners. However, without the residential tax credit, these options may require a […]

The Truth About “24/7 Solar Monitoring”

July 22, 2026

If you’ve been researching solar lately, you’ve probably seen companies advertise “24/7 solar monitoring” as a major selling point. At first glance, it sounds reassuring—as if someone is actively watching your solar system every minute of every day to make sure everything is working perfectly. But what does 24/7 solar monitoring actually mean? The reality […]

ConnectedSolutions+ by National Grid: What Massachusetts Homeowners Need to Know About the New Battery Incentive Program

July 15, 2026

If you’ve been thinking about adding battery storage to your home, there’s exciting news for certain Massachusetts homeowners. National Grid has launched ConnectedSolutions+, an enhanced battery incentive program that offers significantly higher incentives than the traditional ConnectedSolutions program—but only in select areas of Massachusetts. Depending on where you live, this new program could mean thousands […]

What Is C-PACE in Rhode Island—and How Can It Help Fund Your Commercial Energy Project?

July 8, 2026

For many business owners and property managers, the biggest barrier to upgrading a building isn’t the value of the project—it’s the upfront cost. Whether you’re considering solar panels, battery storage, EV charging stations, or energy efficiency improvements, finding the right funding solution can be challenging. That’s why many businesses exploring commercial solar financing in Rhode […]

How Much Does a Heat Pump Cost in New England?

June 24, 2026

As more homeowners across New England look for efficient ways to heat and cool their homes, heat pumps have become one of the most popular upgrades. But one of the first questions most people ask is simple: How much does a heat pump actually cost? The cost of a heat pump in New England can […]

Could Commercial Solar Incentives Change After July 4th? Here’s What Businesses Should Know

June 15, 2026

If your organization has been considering solar, July 4, 2026 could be one of the most important dates on your planning calendar. Recent federal policy changes have created a significant milestone for commercial solar projects. Businesses that achieve commercial solar safe harbor status by July 4, 2026 may preserve eligibility under current federal tax credit […]

Myth vs. Reality: What Homeowners Should Know About Heat Pumps

June 10, 2026

Heat pumps are getting a lot of attention across New England right now—and for good reason. They offer both heating and cooling, improve energy efficiency, and can help reduce reliance on fossil fuels. But despite the growing interest, there’s still a lot of misinformation out there. We hear the same questions all the time:Do they […]

Rhode Island Solar Incentives 2026: What Homeowners and Businesses Need to Know

June 3, 2026

Rhode Island continues to offer some of the strongest solar incentives in the region—and for 2026, the Renewable Energy Fund (REF) and Renewable Energy Growth (REG) Program updates bring both stability and important timing considerations. If you’re considering solar this year, here’s what’s changed—and how to take advantage of these programs before funding runs out. […]

Will a Heat Pump Raise My Electric Bill?

May 19, 2026

Short answer: yes, your electric bill will likely go up. But that’s only part of the story. The more important question is: Will your total energy costs go up or down? In most cases across New England, homeowners see overall savings, even though electricity usage increases. Why Your Electric Bill Goes Up Heat pumps run […]

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