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Enphase vs. SolarEdge: which is the best choice for your home solar system?

Learn more about Enphase and SolarEdge and which choice is best for your home solar system.

Written by Ben Zientara

Enphase vs. SolarEdge: which is the best choice for your home solar system?
Solar loans: Everything you need to know

Solar loans let you get solar panels with no upfront costs. We look at whether they are worth it, and how you can find the best one.

Written by Ben Zientara

Solar loans: Everything you need to know
Are sodium ion batteries the next big thing in solar storage?

Sodium ion batteries are next-generation energy storage products. How do they stack up against lithium ion batteries, the longtime consumer favorite?

Written by Michael Cheng

Are sodium ion batteries the next big thing in solar storage?
Buying a house with solar panels: what you need to know

Solar panels can add value to the sale of a home, but if they are paid for with a lease, they might actually devalue your home.

Written by Ana Almerini

Buying a house with solar panels: what you need to know
Everything North Carolina residents can expect from Duke Energy’s new solar net metering policy

Duke Energy's net metering proposal has officially been passed by the NCUC, meaning big changes are coming this summer for solar homeowners.

Written by Jamie Smith

Everything North Carolina residents can expect from Duke Energy’s new solar net metering policy
Your guide to starting a successful solar company

2024 is the best time to start a solar installation company, but that doesn't mean it's easy. Read more to learn the basics of starting a solar company.

Written by Ana Almerini

Your guide to starting a successful solar company
How many kWh does a house use?

The average U.S. home uses about 900 kWh of electricity per month. What factors influence how many kWh a house uses? Our guide breaks it down.

Written by Ana Almerini

How many kWh does a house use?
Is an 8 kW solar panel system right for you?

An 8 kW solar panel system can generate enough energy to cover a $150 electricity bill, but your exact savings will depend on where you live and your electric rates.

Written by Catherine Lane

Is an 8 kW solar panel system right for you?