Explore the graphic below to see how today's solar monitoring systems help you keep an eye on your system's production and efficiency in real time.
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Even if you’re familiar with solar energy, the terminology associated with it can be a bit overwhelming. So, let’s answer the question many of us ask in our heads. “I want solar, but OMG, WTH is a kWh!?!” This crucial question can help you decide the system size you need based on your energy consumption, the overall impact of your panels on your utility bill, and even the effect of many of your home or business appliances and equipment.
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There are a few common themes among recent solar installers in regards to their new investment. When people add solar panels to their property, they’re often focused on:

• Finding ways to maximize their production and minimize their consumption
• Monitoring their consumption patterns
• Reducing their carbon footprint
• Maximizing their investment.

Whatever YOUR reason, here are five tips that you, as an owner of a solar photovoltaic (PV) system, can do to maximize your solar energy production and reduce your consumption to get the most out of your system.

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All Energy Solar announced major growth milestones this year, with our 6,000th solar installation and our 200th employee. Now with 2023 on the horizon, we are barrelling towards a team of 300. As our company grows, we want to keep that family-owned, family-friendly culture. We're proud of the exceptional team that we've built, and we want to acquaint you with some of the great people working at All Energy Solar.

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Solar energy has been around for a very long time, but most recently, it has grown in popularity and impact on the nation’s energy supply. In 2021 power generation from solar photovoltaic (PV) systems increased by 20 percent over 2020. Solar PV remains the third-largest renewable electricity technology behind hydropower and wind but is the fast-growing form of renewable energy because of its ability to be installed quickly and at a much smaller scale and cost. As a result, solar now accounts for over 3.9 GW of energy from systems installed on homes.
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All Energy Solar has announced some major growth milestones, with our 6,000th solar installation and our 200th employee. As our company grows, we're putting in an effort to keep that family-owned, family-friendly culture. We're proud of the exceptional team that we've built, and we wanted to acquaint you with some of the great people working at All Energy Solar.

With that in mind, we've been collecting introductions to some of our teammates. Did you know that between our Minnesota, Wisconsin, Massachusetts, Commercial and Service teams, we have nearly 30 crews this year at All Energy Solar? You can see our previous installment from August here, and read on below to see the many people we met in September!

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Just how powerful are today's solar panels? And how much power does it take to power some of the more common household items?
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It's a new season and that means a new solar energy webinar series for Massachusetts, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. Starting October 13th, and over the next few months, you have the chance to attend a virtual event to learn more about the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 and how it could help you make the switch to solar power for your residence or business.

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You may be surprised to learn that Minnesota’s relatively frequent number of sunny days and cooler temperatures are well suited for solar. This, along with recent advances in technology, stabilized material costs, and financial assistance in the form of tax credits and incentives, make solar a desirable option for many Minnesotans.
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In early August, Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker signed into law a new bill called the "Act Driving Clean Energy and Offshore Wind." This new bill includes key legislation around relaxed net metering for residential solar projects and incentives for pollinator-friendly community solar and commercial and industrial projects. Additionally, the bill puts into place a new commission whose goal will be to find ways to improve the state's distribution grid planning.
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