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Net metering, also called “net energy metering” (NEM) is a policy that allows homeowners who generate their own electricity from sources like solar panels to send any excess power back to the grid and receive credits on their utility bill. The credits can be used to offset the cost of power that the homeowner consumes…
During a power outage, it’s important to prioritize the appliances and electrical loads that are necessary for safety and basic needs. Some appliances and loads that you may want to consider backing up with a generator or other backup power source during a power outage include: Refrigerator: A refrigerator is essential for preserving food…
NEM 3.0: Key Takeaways As you may know, the California Public Utilities Commission is implementing a new policy called NEM 3.0 (Net Energy Metering). This new policy will change the way that homeowners with solar panels are compensated for the excess energy they produce. Below are 5 important things to know about the upcoming changes. …
The short answer is yes, solar panels work on cloudy days. Solar photovoltaic (PV) cells will still generate energy even when light is partially blocked or reflected by clouds. But there are a few things to consider when determining how much energy your panels can produce on those particularly overcast days. IS DIRECT SUNLIGHT REQUIRED…
Solar panels require sunlight to generate electricity, so the simple answer is no, they don’t work at night. Most of the confusion about solar panels working at night is related to solar storage and using a backup power supply during the night. We’ll go over how solar panels are still worth the investment through net…
PG&E Electricity Rates on the Rise If you live in Fresno, you likely have noticed the cost of electricity keeps going up. PG&E increased their rates in January of this year, and then again just recently. This year alone, rates have increased by 22%. There are several contributing factors that play into why your bill…
Will I still have a bill after I go solar in California? The answer is no. You will not have an electricity bill. Click to watch our video to learn more. SAVE MONEY, SAVE ENERGY, GO SUPREME.
Our #1 goal is to provide you with excellent, 5 star service. We make sure you are always aware of where your project is at throughout the installation process. Installation Timeline SITE SURVEY SOLAR PLANS(BOTH ELECTRICAL AND STRUCTURAL) CITY OR COUNTY PERMITTING FOR THE BUILDING PERMIT INSTALLATION INSPECTION UTILITY CONNECTION PERMISSION TO OPERATE IN…
5 Reasons People Don’t Buy Solar 1. People fear what they don’t know Education is key! However, the amount of information about things like how solar works, if you’re home is a good fit, installation, warranties, maintenance & more, makes it easy for people to get overwhelmed and/or confused. This is why we take an…
Do you own a home and want to start producing renewable energy and save money every month on your electricity bill? Let me explain exactly how we size a solar system, why we need the homes consumption data for the most accurate outcome, and why purchasing solar is less expensive than your current electricity bill. …