Solarize Mass: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Solarize Mass, a state-funded program to support small scale solar installations, is a good concept that is bad for consumers.
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Solarize Mass, a state-funded program to support small scale solar installations, is a good concept that is bad for consumers.
It’s still a great time to go solar in Massachusetts, but 2014 will bring changes.
Clearly, no one can dispute that generating solar power in Massachusetts is an excellent investment
With rising oil and gasoline prices, Americans are fed up with the pumps and many are considering an electric vehicle (EV) powered by solar energy.
A greater number of residents are going solar with the emergence of a solar lease in Massachusetts.
With the growing adoption of solar technology in Massachusetts and other states around the country, more and more PV installers have entered the marketplace.
There’s no question that solar is the right decision socially, environmentally, and financially, but most would say it is not accessible to the larger population because of the huge investment required.
Massachusetts announced changes to the Commonwealth Solar Rebate program going forward.
There has been an explosion of solar financing for Massachusetts residents. If you are interested in paying nothing down and reaping the benefits of solar energy on day one live in Massachusetts, you are in luck.
I’m sure you recognize the very famous Hollywood sign, but most people forget about the home next to the sign that sneaks in to almost every photograph.
We had the pleasure of attending the Enphase Energy Road Show at Babson College in Wellesley, MA yesterday.
In late March, Hudson Light & Power Department announced a rebate for residential, commercial, and municipal customers who install a grid-tied photovoltaic (PV) system.
Although regional and state incentive programs may have varying Ievels of licensing and technical requirements to perform photovoltaic (PV)
It’s been awhile since we’ve had a chance to update our Bay State customers about local incentives.
Today marks the 41st anniversary for Earth Day. It’s hard to believe the holiday has been in existence for four decades
The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) will no longer be accepting applications for Block 5 of the Commonwealth Solar II (CSII) program.
Solar energy adoption was red hot in the United States last year. In fact, solar saw the highest growth of any energy sector in the country.
We had relayed the disappointing news of Evergreen Solar shutting down its Devens manufacturing facility a couple months ago.
Three solar companies in Massachusetts were awarded funding from the U.S. Department of Energy’s SunShot Initiative to be used toward research and innovation.
Last November, the Federal Housing Authority (FHA) introduced the PowerSaver Loan which provides low-cost loans for energy retrofits of single family homes.