If you’re thinking about installing Long Island power systems with solar this year, you can breathe a sigh of relief. The White House recently moved to prevent retroactive tariffs for a limited time, securing price stability for at least two years.
Solar power on Long Island can be combined with Long Island emergency power in the form of a battery backup system. This could prepare your home for any severe weather event and loss of power on the grid.
Just this week, Dutch automaker Lightyear revealed an EV that takes current technologies a step forward. Unlike models from companies like Tesla, the new Lightyear has integrated solar panels, which can charge the internal batteries for around 44 miles of daily range.
The Biden Administration is reportedly planning a halt on solar tariffs to benefit large-scale solar projects, right through to homeowners seeking Long Island solar installation. The move would offset the damage being caused by an ongoing Commerce Department investigation.
Battery technology is constantly evolving with improvements in capacity and efficiency. If you’re planning on having a Long Island solar installation, you can have a battery backup installed at the same time. Here’s why you should consider one…
On Long Island, we enjoy more than 200 sunny or partly sunny days every year. Solar power on Long Island relies on sunshine for maximum efficiency. With the best solar panel for cloudy conditions, you can get the highest possible efficiency even when the sun is obscured by the clouds.
With a solar house battery, you can increase the efficiency of your Long Island solar installation. A battery can provide backup for an emergency and deploy in the evenings when your solar panels have shut down. Learn more!
EVs have become so popular globally that they are now offsetting the demand for oil with a battery energy storage system, much like how solar power on Long Island is reducing the need for oil in power generation.
The State of California has long been recognized as a leader in green and renewable energy. A combination of rapid innovation, public support, and government initiatives has given the state the best start at going green. Learn more about NY solar.
The Department of Energy has announced $3.1 billion in funding to make more batteries and related components in America. Battery systems are critical to making the most of renewable energy. This funding should help to revitalize an industry that has fallen behind international competitors in manufacturing capacity.
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