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Ready to Go Solar? Learn How to Read Between the Lines of Your Solar Quote Thinking about going solar? Before you sign on the dotted line, it’s crucial to understand what your solar quote is really telling you — and what it might be leaving out. We’re proud to introduce our latest free eBook: “Understanding…  Read the entire post »

Why This Matters  Most people are used to paying the same price for every kW hour of electricity they use no matter the time of day. But utilities across New England are starting to introduce something called time-of-use (TOU) rates — and it could change how you think about your power bill.  So, how do…  Read the entire post »

If you’re considering solar for your home, one of the biggest questions you may have is: will solar panels ruin my roof? The short answer is no—when installed by a trusted professional, solar panels won’t ruin your roof. In fact, they can actually protect it and extend its lifespan. In this blog, we’ll break down…  Read the entire post »

Solar Energy for Businesses in New England: A CFO’s Guide If you’re a CFO in New England, you’re constantly balancing rising operating costs with the need to position your company for long-term financial strength. One area that deserves a closer look? Solar energy for businesses in New England. Solar isn’t just about sustainability—it’s a bottom-line…  Read the entire post »

If you’re a homeowner in New England, you’ve likely felt the sting of rising electric bills. And if your electricity comes from an investor-owned utility (IOU) like Eversource,  National Grid, Central Maine Power, or Rhode Island Energy the pain is probably worse.  Here’s the good news: solar is still the cheapest way to power your…  Read the entire post »

Why It’s Worth the Wait for Clean, Affordable Power  Installing solar panels on your home is a lot like remodeling your kitchen. There’s careful planning, permits to secure, and coordinated work between professionals. While it may take time, the payoff—clean, affordable energy for decades—is well worth it.  At New England Clean Energy, transparency is a…  Read the entire post »

What Does Energy Independence Really Mean? You hear the term “energy independence” in the news all the time — but did you know it’s not just a national goal? You can achieve energy independence right at your home or business.  Energy independence means producing your own consistent, reliable power onsite — reducing or even eliminating…  Read the entire post »

Thinking about going solar? There’s no wrong time to make the switch. Whether it’s summer, fall, winter, or spring, installing solar offers benefits all year long—from slashing your energy bills to protecting against rising utility rates. Here’s why going solar is a smart move in any season: Start Saving on Energy Bills Right Away No…  Read the entire post »

If you’ve been following energy news recently, you may have heard that the U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill that could significantly impact the solar industry, specifically the end of the solar tax credit. While this bill is not yet law, if passed by the Senate without major changes, it could bring about some…  Read the entire post »

If you’ve been keeping an eye on the solar market, you’ve probably heard some buzz about tariffs—what they are, how they could affect prices, and what they might mean for your plans to go solar. At New England Clean Energy, we know this topic can feel overwhelming, especially when policies shift and headlines change.  So,…  Read the entire post »