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The benefits of owning your own solar panels are hard to match - but solar power purchase agreements come in at a close second, so long as you’re working with a reputable company.

The claims about the savings to be had with solar panels span far and wide.

On one end, you have people claiming that they’re nothing to be excited about, and on the other, you have greatly exaggerated claims spouted by publications trying to increase their audience and web traffic.

When you envision a solar panel set-up, a snowy landscape in a northeastern city isn’t likely to be the first thing that comes to mind...but after this post, that could change.

Most of us learn about the process of photosynthesis, and how plants convert sunlight into chemical energy in elementary school. Our textbooks covered the basics, but it's actually incredibly complex, and by examining it more deeply, researchers have discovered a new type of chlorophyll molecule.

Solar panels are a fairly fool-proof way to move towards a more sustainable lifestyle. Once you decide to move forward with installation, the panels themselves pretty much take care of the rest.

A couple of decades ago, it was easy to chalk solar technology up to being a novelty. Only the wealthy and technologically savvy bothered with it. Those days are over!

The Tesla Powerwall is quickly becoming a household name among those who prioritize living a green lifestyle. When combined with a panel setup, it allows individuals to take their commitment to solar energy to the next level. This is thanks to its feature-packed technology and ability to provide in-depth insights into energy usage.

So, you’ve decided that you’re ready to move forward with solar power for your household or are at least considering it. With the variety of equipment options available and new advancements in solar technology, it’s easy to see why some people in your shoes might find themselves feeling overwhelmed.

There are numerous tax credits out there for home and business owners to take advantage of. Both on the state and federal level. As we begin 2020, there are some things that you’ll want to be aware of - particularly when it comes to federal taxes.

You’re likely here because you’re a residential property owner in Maryland. If so, moving forward, you’ll want to take extra care when deciding how to power your home.