April 25, 2018
For ages, I and many other solar advocates have been saying solar benefits all, not just those who own it, by reducing utility costs which should translate into lower rates for utility customers. Now, hard proof is emerging that these benefits are materializing as solar becomes established as the new energy standard. How does solar… Read the entire post »
February 6, 2018
It’s common knowledge solar is booming, and it’s here to stay. Like with most consumer goods (think computers, cell phones), a mature product means even better deals for you, the buyer. Here’s how: #1 – Because solar is so popular, more companies are installing it and competing for your business. While that can be annoying… Read the entire post »
February 1, 2018
More than a million Americans have installed their own solar energy systems, reducing their electricity costs, attaining some independence from the utilities, and helping the planet. Is it time for you to shift your electricity budget into solar? Our free Buyer’s Guide ebook takes you through the basics: Is solar right for you and your… Read the entire post »
December 22, 2017
There’s no place like home for the holidays! And the homes in this montage are cozier and “cleaner” than ever thanks to their New England Clean Energy solar energy systems. Speaking of the holidays, we will be closed between Christmas and New Year’s Day, enjoying quality time with our families. We look forward to helping… Read the entire post »
December 15, 2017
I love this and feel compelled to share it every year! 🙂
October 17, 2017
Solar…the new normal…today’s energy standard…it’s “everywhere” and benefiting “everyone” as this infographic shows. And really, do I even need to put “everyone” in quotations, because we all do benefit from cleaner air? If you liked this article, you might also enjoy: The Solar Revolution is Over Can My Solar “Green Income” Be Taken Away?… Read the entire post »
August 8, 2017
Rhode Island residential customers of National Grid are facing a $27 per month increase in electric bills starting October 1, under a proposed rate hike submitted by National Grid recently.* A Providence Journal article on this news stated bills would go up about $17 on average. But that’s based on monthly electricity use of 500… Read the entire post »
May 9, 2017
(This is the first in a series of three mini-split articles I’m posting this week.) Spring is in the air, and air-conditioning season is fast approaching. As our climate continues to heat up, air-conditioning becomes more and more important. Do you dread the annual A/C installation ritual? If you’re like many people, you do. In… Read the entire post »
May 4, 2017
Last week, I posted about my belief that solar is now mainstream in the popular consciousness, at least in New England and other parts of the country where the solar energy market is well established. Yesterday, we had another example supporting that theory. A gentleman called us to ask for a solar quote for his… Read the entire post »
March 28, 2017
I’ve been talking about solar for over 10 years now. Much as I love it, sometimes I get tired of listening to myself talk or, in this case, write. So today, I give you solar commentary direct from “the horse’s mouth” i.e. real-life solar customers. These four short videos answer your burning questions about solar:… Read the entire post »
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