by Ben Tatum | Feb 4, 2022 | Uncategorized
TV and the internet are flooded with exaggerated Solar Margeting campaigns. If you’re in the market for solar, here are some things to consider 1. Try to find someone local. If they are traveling far to do your install, chances are its reflected in the price,...
by Ben Tatum | Oct 29, 2021 | Uncategorized
2021 NABCEP Continuing Education Conference We just got back from the 2021 NABCEP Continuing Education Conference held in Knoxville this year. This is an opportunity for NABCEP certification holders to get continuing education credits needed for recertification, or...
by Ben Tatum | Sep 22, 2021 | Education, Energy Efficency, Energy Efficiency, Industry News, Solar
On most of our installs we have used these SolarEdge Inverters with Level 2 EV charging on board. At a relatively low additional cost, it is usually an attractive upgrade for even homeowners that don’t have an Electric Vehicle (EV) or plug in hybrid quite yet....
by Ben Tatum | Jul 19, 2021 | Education, Grants, Solar
Small businesses in Kentucky rural counties can qualify for REAP, or Rural Energy for America Program offered through US Department of Agriculture that reimburses 25% of project costs. This includes vacation rentals, such as AirBnB and Rental Cabins. Farmers can...
by Ben Tatum | May 17, 2021 | Education, Solar
Traditional solar panels are monofacial, which means “one face.” These monofacial panels capture sunlight on the top side, and any solar energy that cannot be captured is reflected away. We believe that there is an underused option in the industry: the...
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