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It's the start of a New Year at All Energy Solar, and as we're planning for the future, we're taking a look at how we did in last year. At the beginning of last year, we were proud to announce the major milestones of our 6,000th solar installation and our 200th employee, and we're excited to see how the final numbers will roll out for 2022.

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Solar manufacturer REC Group out of Norway has recently begun production of its new N-Peak 3 Black Series rooftop panels. The N-Peak 3 is the third generation in the TOPCon cell-based solar panels by REC and targeted to serve the U.S. rooftop solar market. The new N-Peak 3 Black Series offer customers more significant energy savings as they feature a higher density and resulting energy production when compared with earlier generations of solar panels. 
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There are some real obstacles that are slowing private renewable energy growth. Explore our infographic to see the full story.
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It’s a question that we often hear: “Is my roof a good fit for solar panels?” The answer in most cases is yes, but here are a few things that we look for.
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We recently interviewed two solar panel owners, Jeff G. from Minneapolis, Minnesota and Stacy B from Maplewood, Minnesota, about switching to clean, renewable solar energy. Here’s what they had to say: 

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One of the biggest questions many people have when considering investing in solar is, “...is now the right time?” Although we believe it’s always a good time to install solar, let’s look at a few factors that make that “good time to invest” in solar and make it the “best time.”
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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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