A breakdown of what Austin Energy customers need to know before they go solar, from how the Value of Solar rate works to if it’s a worthwhile investment.

Michigan homeowners can now sign up for the Distributed Generation Program, in place of net metering. How do the savings compare, and is solar still worth it?

New York net metering has changed since being implemented in 1997 and is now moving to a program called VDER. How will your savings be impacted?

Pennsylvania's net metering program is one of the best perks of installing solar panels. But how does it work, how do you get paid, and who is eligible?

The ultimate guide to everything Texas homeowners need to know about switching to solar, including REPs, solar buyback plans, and more!

CoServ is a regulated electric co-op in Texas. While going solar with them right now has its advantages, there are a few concerns for the future.

Explaining how home solar works with Eversource, including how to reduce upfront costs, finding incentives and rebates, and determining average payback times

New Hampshire's net metering program for solar homeowners is a pretty good deal, and you stand to save quite a bit of money. Find out everything you need to know about the state's NEM 2.0 program in our latest blog post.