Empowering You Towards Sustainable Independence

Did you know that as of March 2022, Iowa had about 349 MW of solar installed? This includes both distributed solar and solar added by utilities.

Though the electricity rate in Wisconsin is 11% higher than the national average, solar systems managed to bring it down by 43% over the past 5 years. As such, switching to a solar source is currently paying off. Its benefits are longer-lasting compared to using nonrenewable energy.

According to the U.S. Department of Energy, between 80 and 90% of all the residential solar panel systems that have been installed throughout the country are financed. Rather than buying solar panels outright, many Americans like the idea of taking advantage of the solar panel financing options available to them.

Generally speaking, solar panel systems pay themselves off within 10 years of purchase. Once they've reached that point, they provide nothing but free energy. This is why, whether you're a homeowner or commercial property owner, you should strongly consider solar installation. 

By 2050, Wisconsin has pledged to be completely carbon-free. One way the state aims to reach this goal is by making use of solar power. That's why the state continues to offer solar incentives, like tax credits. 

If you live in Wyoming and want to switch to solar energy, you're in luck! The state offers a few options to make the transition to renewable energy more affordable. While there is no "official" Wyoming solar energy tax credit like in other states, incentives and rebates can help you save money while also saving the planet.

In a world racing against climate change, Colorado stands as a beacon of sustainable potential. Known for its breathtaking landscapes and ample sunshine, it is a natural powerhouse for solar energy.

Recent data from the Solar Energy Industries Association found solar power gives energy to more than 80 thousand homes in Iowa. As solar in Iowa continues to grow, are you aware of the latest innovations and tax credits you can use? Solar panels reduce your carbon footprint and even allow you to make money!

At some point, you’ve probably noticed a home with solar panels installed on top of it. What you might wonder, though, is: do those solar panels make any difference? And even more, are there any drawbacks to installing solar panels? 

The solar industry is expanding at a record pace in the United States. Since 2020, it has averaged 33 percent annual growth, totaling more than 130 gigawatts installed nationwide.