All Energy Solar was featured this week on local KARE 11 News to discuss how the prices of solar panels have dropped by more than 60 percent in the last decade! Click the link for the full video and story.

Como resident Nick Perez and his wife were looking for ways to improve the environment and also for different energy profits. “We always try to be conscientious about environmental concerns,” Perez said, “but we also wanted to see where we could get the most bang for our buck.”

“Just because you live in Minnesota doesn’t mean you can’t have solar energy,” said Matt Renczykowski, of Albertville.

Minnesota is one of 29 states that saw an increase in solar jobs last year and one of eight states that saw significant job gains. Click the link below to watch Ryan Buege of All Energy Solar talk with Kylie Bearse and Jason DeRusha at WCCO's Mid-Morning Show about when is the best time for Minnesotans to look into solar.

There are months during the year when Arlene Faust walks to the end of her driveway certain an electric bill won’t be in her mailbox. The absence of the bill reminds the Green Isle area woman of her late husband, David.

Just a few short years ago, people wondered whether solar power actually worked. Now, they wonder just how much they can save by using it.

Caring for the environment is something Doug and Linda Ploof of Little Falls have continuously strived for.

Now that the days are getting longer again, Minnesotans are finally starting to see more of the sun. Michael Allen with All Energy Solar stopped by KARE 11 at 4 to talk about solar energy and how it's the fastest growing source of energy. Click the link below to watch the clip!

"Over the years, I have witnessed the Red Wing community grow and change in ways I never would have imagined. Now outdoor ice is a rarity in Southern Minnesota. One month, maybe five weeks, is now about all you can hope for when it comes to outdoor ice. Working with the Red Wing Public Works Department, I know this first hand. In December, our crews work around the clock, if and when the temperatures are cold enough, to get the outdoor ice ready so the kids can go skating over Christmas vacation. Even if they do get ice by late December, the fear is that we will see another year with a January thaw bringing 40+ degree temperatures and melting all of the ice."

After spending three months this summer helping the United Arab Emirates write procedures for a new nuclear power plant, Peter Reese followed his wife’s advice and returned home to the cooler climate of South Minneapolis without a job in hand.