Following the global pandemic, the cost of construction material prices are at record highs, significantly impacting the cost for new construction. But what does this mean for the solar industry, and will it result in an increased cost for solar installations in the future?  

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Despite an early setback from the pandemic, solar installations saw a considerable jump in the second half of 2020, resulting in a record number of projects in the United States.
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The solar energy industry is booming across the United States, with record growth in solar production reaching an all-time high in 2020, as more home and business owners are recognizing the financial benefits of going solar. As good as solar is for businesses and individuals, it’s also pretty good for the nation as a whole.

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What makes a state good for solar? You might think that warmer southern states are the best locations for solar panels. We help dispel that myth in the video below.

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It’s that time of year when many people dive into home improvements. Of all the home improvement projects that you could undertake, which one offers the best payback? 

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As solar panels have become one of the most accessible and proven forms of clean, renewable energy, the industry is growing at a record pace. While solar photovoltaic systems have become incredibly efficient and affordable, a new wave of new and improved technologies is also being developed almost daily. Here’s a quick look at some that we find most interesting.

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In this infographic, we take a look at what's driving the hottest topics in solar.
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This year, Wisconsin’s energy efficiency and renewable energy services program, Focus on Energy, is celebrating 20 years of delivering energy- and cost-saving solutions to Badger State residents.

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When prices drop drastically, that means that they'll continue falling, right? Watch this short video dispelling this myth to find out more.

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Massachusetts is a great state for solar

Although the relatively cool temperatures in New England might lead you to believe that Massachusetts isn’t a good place for solar, the opposite is true. This state’s moderately cool, but sunny climate coupled with aggressive legislative environmental policies, large and competitive market place, and federal and state incentives means Massachusetts is a great place to go solar.

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