Category Archives: NE Clean Energy News

For many homeowners, solar makes financial sense. Lower electric bills, predictable energy costs, and long-term savings are all compelling reasons to install solar panels. But financing options can sometimes make the decision more complicated. Traditional solar loans often require homeowners to claim the federal solar tax credit themselves — and if you miss that opportunity, […]

As homeowners across the region look for more efficient ways to heat and cool their homes, heat pumps have quickly become one of the most talked-about energy upgrades. At New England Clean Energy, we’re excited to announce that we are officially scheduling consultations for residential heat pump installations in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and […]

Across New England, homeowners are embracing a new kind of energy-smart living: the rise of all-electric homes. Instead of relying on oil, propane, or natural gas, these homes are powered entirely by electricity—much of it generated right on site through clean solar energy. At New England Clean Energy, we’ve helped thousands of homeowners take control […]

At New England Clean Energy, we take safety seriously—especially when it comes to the brave first responders who put their lives on the line every day. Recently, Mark, our founder and president, began delivering crucial training sessions to firefighters, focusing on the building, electrical, and fire codes that govern solar panels and home batteries. These […]

We’re proud to share the results of our recent customer survey, highlighting the outstanding experiences homeowners have had with New England Clean Energy’s solar solutions. Here’s what our clients had to say:  Highly Satisfied Customers: Our systems continue to perform reliably, and our customers are thrilled with their long-term solar investment.  Energy Bill Savings: Many […]

Throughout the year, our team worked diligently to install new solar panel and battery systems, provide maintenance services, and serve customers across Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire and Maine. Our solar energy clientele includes a diverse range of customers, from commercial entities, nonprofit organizations, to our large base of residential homeowners. Let’s delve into the […]

New England Clean Energy was highlighted in Builder+Architect Magazine. For the full spread see below:   If you liked this article, you may also like: How Long Do Residential Solar Batteries Last?  Solar Projects Are Construction Projects: The Top 7 Reasons Solar Installs Don’t Always Go 100% to Plan The Seven Drawbacks of Solar 

2022 was a breakout year for solar. The Inflation Reduction Act, which kept the ITC at 30% as well as a major increase in the cost of electricity, made it possible for solar to become even more of a lower-cost alternative to traditional energy sources. But is solar now the new normal? Solar energy has […]

2020 was rough for a lot of folks: abnormal weather, a turbulent presidential election, an economic recession, and–this takes the cake–a global pandemic. But despite the chaos, New England Clean Energy staff doubled down on our solar power efforts to not only help customers save money with solar but also provide them with meaningful service […]

So you’re thinking about going solar. Or perhaps you’ve already taken the step of installing a few panels. But now you’re questioning whether your decision is making an economic or environmental difference for the nation at large. I mean, what role can your small-scale solar array play in aiding the shift from fossil fuels to […]