Everything you need to know about net metering, the number one way solar panels save you money on your electricity bills.
Net metering is the utility policy that earns solar owners full credit for energy their systems produce. Each utility has its own rules, and we break them down here.
Duke Energy’s net metering proposal has officially been passed by the NCUC, meaning big changes are coming this summer for solar homeowners.
Under Nevada net metering, NV Energy customers can connect solar panels to the grid to earn credit for the energy they make and save a lot of money.
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New Hampshire's net metering program for solar homeowners is a pretty good deal, and you stand to save quite a bit of money. Find out everything you need to know about the state's NEM 2.0 program in our latest blog post.
The state of Connecticut changed its net metering program for solar homeowners in January 2022. It now comes in two options and provides even more savings than its predecessor.