Project Sunroof is a software developed by Google that allows homeowners to get general information about solar panel installations based on location

Solar windows can filter sunlight through them and turn it into usable energy. While not yet commercially available, they are being heavily researched.

Solar tubes run from the roof to the ceiling, brightening your home with daylight. They are more affordable and efficient than skylights, and can really make a difference in your home!

Time of Use rates change the price of electricity based on demand during the day. Electricity is cheapest when not many people are using it, late at night.

Heat pumps are the key to electrifying your home's HVAC and water heating. They can be paired with solar panels and batteries to massively reduce emissions and change the way you use energy.

Adding a Sense Energy Monitor to your solar installation can provide insight into how much energy you use, how much your solar panels produce, and more.

Solar heating systems can slash your energy bill. We explain passive and active solar space heating so you can decide which is best for you.

One peak sun hour = 1000 W/m2 of solar irradiation. The states with the highest avg. peak sun hours are AZ, NV, NM, and CA.