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Solar energy is quickly becoming one of the most talked about forms of renewable energy.   The benefits of installing solar panels is quite evident and there are many consumers looking to make the switch.   But where to begin?  How do you know what kind of solar panels work best for your property?  To answer these questions, you must first educate yourself on the different types of solar panels are on the market today. Everyone who

In recent years, there has been a major push to increase our production of solar power.  It is touted as the cleanest and most constant source of power. But there has been some backlash based on a series of myths.   Below we will identify some of the most common misconceptions, dispute them and share some fun facts about solar power. Myth #1.  Solar panels in residential areas are too expensive. Not true, in fact most states

With the price and demand for energy continuing to rise, many experts in the field are searching for a way to address this issue.  For many this means finding a way to implement alternative forms of renewable energy to fill in the gaps left by the traditional methods of coal, oil and natural gas.  One of the more promising alternative energy initiatives has been in solar energy. What is solar energy? Solar energy refers to

Solar incentives for photovoltaic systems in Colorado come from two sources: Federal government tax credits, and electric utilities. Some states have state income tax credits too but Colorado does not. Federal Tax Credits for Solar The most important benefit for people and businesses installing solar is a tax credit for 30% of the cost of the installation. Current Federal law allows the 30% credit for any system installed by the end of 2016. That is

Solar arrays are a popular way to improve energy efficiency that can be added on simply to an existing home. Through either rooftop or sidelong installation, solar electric panels can help you cut down significantly on electricity and utility costs. But with the rise in popularity of these installations – a growth rate of approximately 400 percent since 2010 – often comes builders and developers who cut corners in an attempt to save on manufacturing costs. When it