One of the world’s most publicized awards shows will be as environmentally friendly as ever this year, and its viewers can help as well.
How the Oscars are going green (and how you can help)
Archive | February, 2014
Natural gas prices growing in New England, opening up potential for solar
Electricity customers in New England are paying more for power generated from fossil fuels like natural gas, which means that solar may be a great alternative.
New financing solution emerging in Connecticut
Potential residential solar customers could have a new way to invest in their systems with new crowdsourcing options emerging in Connecticut.
Cost of solar continues to dip thanks to technological, legislative advances
The cost of solar continues to decline thanks to progress on both the technological and governmental fronts.
Solar industry moving to the country’s rooftops
The growth of the solar industry has taken on a number of forms, but rooftops are emerging as one of the brightest spots on the market.
Solar decathlon 2015 details announced
The Department of Energy has announced the competitors and location of a nationwide competition to develop innovative and affordable solar homes.
Understanding solar finance options
Investing in a residential solar installation can be quite lucrative for a variety of reasons, but it is important for one to consider his or her options in order to see the highest energy savings.
Funding for solar leases growing
More companies are investing in third-party solar financing agreements, which is making the cost of solar less expensive for a number of homeowners.
Solar emerges across various states
While California and Arizona may get a lot of the attention for the growing U.S. solar industry, states in other parts of the country are also making impressive strides, according to new research.
How energy subsidies affect renewable energy
The debate over renewable energy in the United States always comes back to financials, which is why the government should focus more on subsidizing renewable energy.