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The Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund has launched the Home Energy Solutions program for homeowners and renters in the United Illuminating (UI) and Connecticut Light & Power (electric utility) service areas.
The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) has announced that Block 5 of the Commonwealth Solar II rebate program
Through the landmark tax legislation that passed at the end of 2010, the federal government
Today, the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) announced the enormous progress they have made toward the state’s solar energy goals.
Unlike other state rebate programs that are funded on an annual
Now that we’re in the new year, it’s time to start thinking about your taxes.
We hear the same New Year’s resolutions every year. They usually consist of losing weight or breaking a smoking habit.
I had a customer who wanted to talk about the risks of pursuing a solar installation in Massachusetts.
18 Massachusetts municipalities have been designated “green communities” by Governor Deval Patrick.
With 2010 nearing its end, both renewable energy advocates and solar installers in Connecticut are looking at the year ahead.
Yesterday marked the official start of winter. That means snowy weather in Massachusetts is imminent – actually as I look out my window, I can assure you that it’s here.
We got our first real snowfall in Boston so I thought today’s post would be fitting.
In an effort to better understand the process our customers go through for a solar installation in Massachusetts, my husband and I participated in a Mass Save energy assessment.
I’m always excited when I learn about another generous incentive offered for solar power in Massachusetts.
An $858 million tax bill is sitting on President Obama’s desk and is anticipated to be signed this afternoon.
The solar power incentives in Massachusetts have almost been too good to be true this year.
I will say this again and again. Massachusetts is one of the best places in the country to invest in solar power.
You’ve installed solar panels on your home, and now you are wondering how to make the most of your investment.
If you are making an investment in solar power, most people do it for a combination of the financial and environmental benefits that can be achieved.
Renewable energy supporters can rejoice. Last night, California voters chose to keep AB32, the state’s landmark global warming law, intact.
