Purchasing home solar panels is a great option for people who care about environmental stewardship. Of course, pricing is also an important consideration. When you ask yourself “Why should I go solar,” it’s only natural to follow up with “How much should my solar panels cost?”

As we’ve covered before, numerous factors affect solar panel prices. What often goes undiscussed, however, is the role that politics play in what you pay. Here’s a current, real-world example that might shed some light on the issue.

Are you taking advantage of every stimulus initiative available for your solar power upgrade project? If not, then you may be missing out on significant financial benefits.

The California Self Generation Incentive Program, or SGIP, isn’t specifically geared towards solar. Make no mistake, however, because this rebate has the potential to reduce your upfront costs. Here’s how you might benefit.

If you own a solar panel system or are considering installing one, you may be wondering, “How does net metering in California work, and how can I benefit from it?”

These questions are critical now that NEM 3.0 has passed and been implemented, which changed the landscape of solar power in California.

We explain what net metering is and how it can benefit you, and we also provide a breakdown of recent changes to California net metering laws.