Solar energy has long been talked about as a source of energy independence on a national scale, but did you know that solar energy is also the fast track to personal energy independence?
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In 2020 the state of California passed legislation (known as Title 24) that requires every new home built in the state to be outfitted with solar panels. Title 24 will be updated in 2022 with new legislation requiring all residential homes to be electric-ready, including language and guidance on installing battery storage systems. The first of its kind in the U.S., these requirements have been met by critics and supporters alike, prompting us to explain why we believe every new home should be outfitted for solar, regardless of legislation.
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Over December 2021 and January 2022, we held a Winter Solar Photo Contest. We had so many submissions that we couldn't keep up with posting them all to our Facebooks, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter accounts!

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Did you know the first patent for solar was filed in 1888? Explore our infographic to find out more about the changes and advances in solar over time.
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Over the course of the solar panel installation process, our ESV techs and install crews will take a number of photos and videos both during construction and after completion to ensure quality and safety.

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When people ask about solar, a question we often hear is, “how long do the solar panels last?” Although this seems like it should have a simple answer, the truth is it’s a little more complex.

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This Minnesota solar company continues to thrive through building a strong workforce

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The Dakota Electric Association Solar Rebate is open once again to assist in the cost of solar installations. Beginning January 1, 2022, residential systems with a rating at or below 20.0 kW DC are eligible for a one-time, $500 solar commissioning rebate after the commissioning is complete.

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Renewable energy sources are rapidly becoming the fastest-growing energy source in the United States, increasing by 42 percent over the last decade. Although renewables include biomass energy, wind, hydroelectric, geothermal, and solar energy, solar has one distinct advantage—it’s accessible.
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The Rochester Public Utilities Conserve & Save® Solar Rebate program makes it more affordable for you to install a solar photovoltaic (PV) system on your home or business.

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