With utility rates continuing to rise and the weather becoming more and more unpredictable, there has never been a better time to go solar. “Preliminary
The Utility Cost of Not Going Solar
Duke Energy Rate Increase Avoided
Facing a utility rate increase? It doesn’t have to happen! Duke Progress Energy rate increase for North Carolina residential customers is 5.3%, and it was
Applying for the Duke Energy Solar Rebate
Duke Energy customers that invested in solar have an opportunity to apply for up to $4,000 in rebates in 2021, but applying for the Duke
Solar Weathers Hurricane Florence
Why North Carolina’s solar power projects are a bright spot amid Hurricane Florence damage Charlotte Business Journal / John Downey September 19, 2018 Major solar
What is Net Metering and Why It Will be Around in 2018
One of the First Questions We Ask When we first start the conversation about adding solar to your home or business, we will ask you
Solarworld Trade Case and a Path Forward
Unfortunately, Friday, September 22, the US International Trade Commission unanimously voted in favor of US solar manufacturers Suniva and Solarworld in their section 201 trade
3 Reasons America Needed an Eclipse
A week ago today, on August 21, 2017 the moon made its way in front of the sun, for some totality, and for others a
Santee Cooper Utility Solar Rebates
Yes Solar Solutions is proud to announce it is a new Trade Ally of Santee Cooper electrical utility in South Carolina. For those residents in
The Triangle Says Yes to Solarize
Read the Indy Week article about affordable solar and the Solarize programs starting in North Carolina. This grassroots initiative for community solar started in Portland
Duke Progress Energy Sunsense Rebate Update
The Duke Progress Energy Sunsense rebate of $500 per kilowatt installed is running down the clock. As of June 28, 2013, 925 kW have been