How so? Say hello to net metering. What is net metering? During the day, your solar system will typically produce more energy than you’re actually using. Where does that energy go? It feeds back into ...

We explain how the electricity output of solar panels varies depending on the weather conditions, including cloudy days, and at night.

One of the biggest concerns with solar power is how it works when the sun is down or obscured. So in the event the sun isn't ...

Mon Power and Potomac Edison, with subsidies from First Energy, have reached a net metering settlement that will affect homeowners, businesses, non-profits, and schools that use solar panels.

According to a new study, installing solar panels reduces energy consumption and annual electricity costs for millions of ...

Switching to solar energy in Washington State may come with several benefits, including tax breaks. Plus, it's more eco-friendly. Here's everything you need to know.

How does solar energy work? Solar panels contain photovoltaic cells that release electrons when sunlight shines on them. The electron release creates an electrical current.

New Hampshire regulators have left in place the state’s net metering program, which pays owners of solar panels when they send power to the grid, but a looming expiration date could make ...

Sometimes, your solar panels might generate more electricity than your household needs. Net metering lets you send that excess power into your local power grid.

Solar is on the rise in Connecticut, and there are several Connecticut solar panel incentives available to help residents, from rebates to special loans to tax breaks.