Over the past few years, there has been a growing interest in solar energy among homeowners in Kentucky. With the cost of solar panels decreasing and the availability of government incentives, more and more homeowners in the state are considering going solar. According to the Solar Energy Industries Association, Kentucky ranked 45th in the nation […]
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“Coal and natural gas prices are our fuel costs that we are referring to in this line item. It does not mean it’s a gasoline price. We are not charging our customers for gasoline for vehicles,” said Cindy Wiseman with Kentucky Power to WSAZ. “We make no profit. It fluctuates sometimes a little wildly because
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Just 20 miles from Fort Myers, the Babcock Ranch community was built with climate change, and the potential natural disasters it would bring, in mind. It has become in the first solar-powered town in America. Hurricane Ian was a near category five storm when it made landfall on Florida’s Gulf Coast, bringing with it record-breaking
Day by day we realize that we depend on a fragile power grid that can fail at any time due to weather or other causes. However, despite record demand for electricity on the night of Tuesday, September 6, due to the record-breaking heat wave across the state, California has avoided ordering rolling blackouts. According to
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Investment Tax Credit (ITC) in the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 “With long-term incentives for clean energy deployment and manufacturing, the solar and storage industry is ready to create hundreds of thousands of new jobs and get to work building out the next era of American energy leadership. This is a crucial window of opportunity
Going solar is one of the best investments a homeowner can make in their home because a solar power system can cover most if not all of your electric bill each month. With the ability to lock in your monthly payment, solar also provides peace of mind so you don’t have to worry about unpredictable
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Rising fuel costs for utility companies, coupled with rising temperatures, could lead to much higher electric bills for homeowners in the very near future. Utilities such as Duke Energy Florida and Tampa Electric say they will spend nearly $3.4 billion more than expected on fuel for power plants this year. Florida residents and businesses are
Since the solar industry has been increasing significantly in the last 10 years and the federal, state and local government has started to support the clean energy initiatives, they have established some incentives in order to encourage the greater adoption of solar energy in the country. In this blog you will find the solar incentives
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The idea of Earth Day was born in 1969. On that date the world witnessed a catastrophe in California when a massive oil spill occurred in the Santa Barbara Channel. A U.S. Senator Gaylord Nelson called on all Americans to take a stand for the environment in 1970, various protests for a healthy and sustainable
Orlando has created a roadmap to boost local investment in electric vehicles and related infrastructure. The city has prepared multiple goals with the help of an e-mobility task force comprised of 18 members who work with the government, utilities, transit authorities and businesses. The group began meeting in 2021 over the past six months to
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