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I’m always excited when I learn about another generous incentive offered for solar power in Massachusetts.
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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.
Connecticut has been on fire with renewable energy incentives.
The Boston Globe reported today that a new ordinance will cut fees associated with Boston solar installations
With upcoming elections approaching, we are all watching the fierce battle between Republicans and Democrats.
Many people think that harnessing power from the sun is a new concept. That couldn’t be farther from the truth.
Solar energy incentives in Massachusetts have never been better.
It’s official. Connecticut has switched on funding for its Commercial Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Program.
Ian Bowles, Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs, recognized Pittsfield, MA
As a solar installer, it is our responsibility to educate our customers on a comprehensive energy approach
The state of Massachusetts has one of the most generous solar incentive programs in the country.
BigBelly Solar, based in Newton, MA, markets and sells the world’s first trash compactor powered by solar power.
The Connecticut Clean Energy Fund (CCEF) revealed a 60% increase in incentives for solar thermal this week, funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA).
The Schott Solar Barometer, an annual national report, confirmed that Americans overwhelming want and support the growth of solar power.
Supermarkets consume a lot of energy and make the smallest profit margins of any industry.