Whether you are new to Rhode Island or a long-time resident there will never be a better time to get solar panels in RI.

While Europe is currently facing an energy crisis, Massachusetts is unfortunately on a similar path with steep increases in the price to heat and power homes quickly approaching.

If you are an investment property owner looking to increase the profitability of your property or cut your overall expenses solar may be the answer you are looking for. As a landlord, there are limited options that increase the value of your property without a significant upfront investment and also pay you back immediately.

As a homeowner, perhaps the largest aid to switching to solar energy is the Federal Solar Tax Credit that discounts the price of solar panels through a tax credit. As you may have heard already, the official signing of the ambitious Inflation Reduction Act this week has made this tax credit even more friendly for homeowners by extending the rebate and increasing the tax breaks.

This summer has seen record high electricity rates across New England. Unfortunately, these record high rates will be introduced to Rhode Island in the winter.

Whether you are new to New Bedford or a long-time resident there will never be a better time to go solar. As a city, New Bedford has continued to be a leader in solar adoption since installing more solar capacity per capita than any other city in the US besides San Diego in 2014.

Whether you are new to New Bedford or a long-time resident there will never be a better time to go solar. As a city, New Bedford has continued to be a leader in solar adoption since installing more solar capacity per capita than any other city in the US besides San Diego in 2014.

Whether you are new to New Bedford or a long-time resident there will never be a better time to go solar. As a city, New Bedford has continued to be a leader in solar adoption since installing more solar capacity per capita than any other city in the US besides San Diego in 2014.

Earth Day is here and we are sure this will be one of the many posts you see coming across your feeds this week, so we are hoping to make it one of the most useful!