Navigating the Storm: The Wave of Solar Company Closures and What It Means for You
The solar industry has seen tremendous growth over the past decade, driven by falling costs and favorable policies that have spurred mass adoption. However, 2024 has proven to be a challenging year, with a wave of solar company closures shaking the industry. This trend underscores the importance of choosing a reliable and resilient solar provider. […]
U.S. Power Grid Reliability: Are We at Risk of Summer Shortages Amid Green Energy Push?
According to the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC), the U.S. power grid may face insufficient reserves during high-demand periods, as highlighted in its annual summer reliability assessment. There is an increased risk of facing shortages in the upcoming summer months, as also noted by the leading grid watchdog, primarily due to the ongoing nationwide […]
Solar Tax Credit For Homeowners
One of the first questions we get asked when someone is interested in installing solar on their home is, how does the Federal Solar Tax Credit work? The Federal Tax credit is a bit of a moving target, but this guide provided by The Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy details how the Federal […]
SOLAR SOURCE
What sets SOLAR SOURCE apart for residential and commercial solar installation? SOLAR SOURCEOUR SIMPLE 5 STEP PROCESS Design / Proposal Purchase Agreement / Loan Approval Engineering/Plans / Permits Schedule Installation Utility Interconnection The SOLAR SOURCE Advantage Trustworthy: Our Employees, Our Installers – No Independent Contractors or Sub Contractors. Skilled: Our installers go through extensive training […]
U.S. Department of Energy Solar Report
This month, September 2021, the U.S. Department of Energy released a solar report to the nation. In that report, they highlighted how important solar will be to transition the country to power generated by clean energy sources. The report highlights that “solar, our cheapest and fastest-growing source of clean energy, could produce enough electricity to […]
