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LADWP solar programs, incentives, and net metering

LADWP offers several solar programs for its customers, including net metering, Solar Rooftops, and Shared Solar. Save money with solar in Los Angeles!

Written by Ben Zientara

LADWP solar programs, incentives, and net metering
Going solar with Austin Energy: what you need to know

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.

Written by Catherine Lane

Going solar with Austin Energy: what you need to know
NJ electricity cost: rates, utilities, and more

The average electric bill in New Jersey is about $116, but homeowners can install solar panels to bring that down to $0.

Written by Catherine Lane

NJ electricity cost: rates, utilities, and more
Electricity costs in Boston, MA (2022 rates)

In 2022, the average cost of electricity in Boston is 26 cents per kilowatt-hour, and the average monthly bill is $156. Here are two easy ways for Bostonians to lower their energy bill

Written by Zeeshan Hyder

Electricity costs in Boston, MA (2022 rates)
How much does electricity cost in Maricopa, AZ?

Maricopa, AZ residents spend about $105 per month on utility costs, but can greatly reduce that by going solar.

Written by Catherine Lane

How much does electricity cost in Maricopa, AZ?
Eversource New Hampshire: solar incentives, payback period & more

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

Written by Ben Zientara

Eversource New Hampshire: solar incentives, payback period & more
Green Mountain Power’s new energy storage lease explained

GMP is offering 100 Vermont homeowners the opportunity to lease Enphase backup batteries for their homes. Is it as good of a deal as the utility claims?

Written by Catherine Lane

Green Mountain Power’s new energy storage lease explained
PG&E, GM, Ford to test EVs as whole-home battery backup

Utility company PG&E is partnering with GM and Ford to pilot bidirectional EV charging in California, which could potentially reduce pressure on the grid.

Written by Ana Almerini

PG&E, GM, Ford to test EVs as whole-home battery backup