Solar can empower your family with lower energy costs and a long-term return on the investment. There’s an expert local team available to customize a residential solar solution for your energy needs and budget.
A home on Long Island could run 100% on solar panels. However, the cost to do so is prohibitive. Whether you’re on the South Shore, the North Fork, or anywhere between, hybrid solar is the best way to save money.
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill spent her first 24 hours in office signing several Executive Orders signaling a massive shift in the tri-state energy landscape. In a move to provide relief to New Jersey residents, Governor Sherrill signed Order 1 declaring an Electricity Affordability Emergency and freezing rate hikes.
If you’re a homeowner in Nassau or Suffolk County, choosing a contractor to install solar panels can feel overwhelming. With so many options ranging from local startups to big established names, it’s hard to tell who will actually be there to service your system in ten years or more.
No, there are no significant downsides to installing solar panels on Long Island, provided you choose an experienced local solar installer. You may have concerns about roof integrity, cost, and even aesthetics.
Yes, solar batteries are worth it for Long Island homeowners who prioritize upfront savings and emergency backup. Power Solutions is your local solar contractor serving Suffolk and Nassau Counties.
REC solar panels are some of the best solar panels for homes on Long Island. With excellent efficiency, durability, and a long-term warranty, the team at Power Solutions often recommends these panels for custom solar installations.
Solar developer PowerBank Corporation will sell three of its New York solar projects for $41 million. The projects have a combined capacity of 16.87 megawatts and will be handed over to Solar Advocate Development LLC.
Massachusetts is the latest state to invest heavily in battery energy storage technology. Its government has approved four battery projects to contribute 1.3 gigawatts of storage to the grid.
The New York Power Authority is facing challenges in its renewable energy initiatives. According to the latest strategic plan from the NYPA, costs are currently twice the projected revenue, and stakeholders are considering selling renewable energy credits to balance the difference.
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