News Categories: Solar for Homeowners
Maryland launches grant program to streamline solar permitting with SolarAPP+
The program’s budget of approximately $3.9 million will assist local governments in implementing SolarAPP+ to reduce wait times for solar permits, enhancing access to safe and efficient solar energy installations…
Texas set to surpass California in solar energy production
Texas is already adding more solar annually than California.
New poll shows Texas voters strongly support solar growth
Texas voters overwhelmingly believe the state should encourage solar energy development.
New poll reveals overwhelming support for federal clean energy incentives
87% of Americans support federal incentives to deploy solar and energy storage, including 78% of 2020 Trump voters
Federal government announces new efforts to protect residential solar customers
The U.S. Department of the Treasury, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) have announced measures to address unfair and deceptive practices in the residential…
In Michigan, homeowners associations can’t stop rooftop solar anymore
Tens of millions of Americans live under HOAs, which sometimes block rooftop solar for aesthetic reasons. Michigan is the latest state to protect access to solar.
Solar energy is still a winning investment for California households
California has long been the national leader in solar installations, thanks in part to a favorable net energy metering (NEM) policy that fairly compensates households for selling their excess solar…
US puts solar panels on old nuclear weapons sites for powering 70,000 homes
As part of a government program called Cleanup to Clean Energy, the Idaho National Laboratory, though never having hosted nuclear weapons itself, will soon be the site of a 400-megawatt…
Massachusetts to recharge solar programs for low-income residents with $156M federal grant
Advocates and officials report that a $156 million federal grant is anticipated to fund a transformative investment in residential solar for low-income households in Massachusetts.
Ohio ranks 17th in U.S. for solar power installations – Public News Service
Ohio homes and businesses have installed enough solar panels to power nearly 300,000 homes annually.
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