January 12, 2021 Solar co-op launches for Northern Arizona residents to go solar together Flagstaff, Ariz. – Today, alongside the City of Flagstaff, City of Sedona, and Coconino County, the ... Read More Arizona, Go solar
January 8, 2021 What Dominion’s Time of Use plan means for solar owners If you live in Dominion Energy service territory you may have a new option for how you are charged for ... Read More Electric vehicles, Net metering, Resiliency, Solar and storage, Virginia
January 5, 2021 Solar investment tax credit extended; What this means for you Last year ended with great news for solar! The federal government provides a tax credit to homeowners who ... Read More Solar incentives
December 17, 2020 FirstEnergy Drops $250 Million Proposal for Aging Coal-Fired Power Plants A coalition of energy advocates issued the following release announcing a major victory for West Virginia ... Read More West Virginia
November 30, 2020 Ohio advisory board adds two new members Solar United Neighbors’ Ohio Advisory Board is growing! We’re excited to add Yvonka M. Hall and Cathy ... Read More Ohio, Solar United Neighbors
November 18, 2020 From HOA Denial to Approval of Solar Panel Installation in Goshen, Indiana I installed solar on my home this summer. It’s a great feeling. Our system is lowering our electric ... Read More Energy rights, HOAs, Indiana
November 5, 2020 New guide shows how your community can make the switch to solar A new resource from Power A Clean Future Ohio describes what municipalities can do to transform their ... Read More Energy democracy, Energy rights, Ohio, Resiliency
September 18, 2020 Solar supporters urge Indiana energy task force to include distributed energy in discussions Last year, Indiana lawmakers created a group to study how changes in our energy system would impact ... Read More Indiana
August 31, 2020 5 solar maintenance mistakes you can’t afford to make You made the decision to go solar. That’s awesome! Now you can sit back, relax, and watch the sun pay ... Read More Maryland
