FAQs

Examining your utility electricity bill is the simplest approach to determine how much you pay for electricity (and how much electricity you consume every month)

Homes with solar energy systems sell for more than homes without them, according to studies. If you own rather than lease your solar panel system, however, your property value will rise. In most areas of the country, adopting solar will enhance the value of your home more than a kitchen remodel.

Solar energy, like other renewable energy sources, has a number of environmental and health advantages. Going solar minimizes greenhouse gas emissions, which contribute to climate change, as well as air pollutants such as sulfur dioxide and particulate matter, which can be harmful to one’s health.

Installing a solar energy system on your property saves you money on your electricity costs and protects you from potential increases in electricity rates. The amount you can save varies on your area’s utility rates and solar policies, but adopting solar is a wise investment no matter where you reside.

The technique by which utilities credit solar energy system owners for the electricity generated by their solar panels is known as net metering. You only pay for the electricity you use once your solar panels have generated it with net metering. Because net metering rules varies from state to state, do your research ahead of time.