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bygreen
Feb 10,25
Electricity, Home

When Will Trump Cancel Solar Subsidies?

Trump has been in office for some time now, but during this period, he hasn’t mentioned anything about the 30% solar tax credit. As a result, many people considering solar installation keep asking us whether Trump will soon reduce or even cancel the 30% tax credit and whether they still…

bygreen
Dec 11,24
Uncategorized

Most solar PPA salespeople are either incompetent or deceptive!

When you hear the following sales pitches, be cautious. A Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) means the solar company installs a solar system on your home, and you pay for the electricity it generates. However, under NEM 3.0, the amount of electricity your system produces is not the same as the…

bygreen
Sep 10,24
Enegry, Solar Energy

Why you should NEVER lease solar systems! Even if you have already leased, you must also check this out!

As a solar company wholeheartedly aligned with our customers’ interests, we deeply detest the practice of leasing solar systems! Here, we detail the black holes and pitfalls involved: Cost!Leasing initially requires no payment upfront, with payments made monthly, leading many to mistakenly think it’s cost-effective. However, the eventual cost you…

Why do many households still pay electricity bills after installing solar panels?

We surveyed several bills from households under the NEM 3.0 program and found that, without exception, these families are still paying for electricity! Why is this the case? 1. Under California’s NEM 3.0 program, for every unit of electricity you buy from the grid, your solar system needs to send…

bygreen
Jun 10,24
Solar Energy

How Rental Properties Can Generate an Extra $400/Month through Solar Panel Systems

Many customers have consulted us on whether it’s necessary to install solar panels for their investment rental properties, and if so, what the returns would look like. We happen to have a client who just installed solar panels on his rental property, and here are some summaries from our discussions…