The Upfront Cost Remains Alarmingly High In 2025, the average cost of a solar installation was about $21,600 before any ...

Solar power has never been more accessible. With prices having dropped more than 60% since 2010, homeowners are now seriously considering solar panels as a long-term solution for their energy needs.

A report from LevelTen Energy finds solar PPA prices in North America rose 3.2% in Q4 2025, marking a nearly 9% year-over-year increase as developers and buyers navigate a complex "post-OBBBA" ...

Solar panels can provide thousands of dollars in energy savings each year. But what happens when you can't swing upfront installation costs? A company like Palmetto can be a possible solution.

"I was happy with their work from start to finish." Homeowner shares tactic to avoid inflated prices on rooftop solar panels: ...

Popular in Germany, “plug-in solar” has remained in the shadows in the US because it’s largely unregulated. Legislation recently introduced in many states aims to promote adoption.

While the basic components of any rooftop solar system -- panels, inverters and optional batteries-- stay the same, the overall cost of solar panels can be different for each home. When calculating ...

Emergent Solar Energy reports heavy manufacturing is adopting rooftop solar to cut costs and carbon, driven by declining installation costs and tax incentives.

While the best answers will be tailored to the individual home and the homeowner, solar advisors from Namaste Solar offered the following considerations that are the most important when you’re ...

Solar manufacturers are facing rising cost pressure as silver paste now accounts for up to 30% of total cell production costs. OPIS analyst Hanwei Wu tells pv magazine that module producers currently ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Dianne Plummer is an Energy Consultant and Certified Energy Manager. In 2024, rooftop solar was the fastest-growing source of ...

The recent Inside Climate News article claims that delaying coal and gas plant retirements would cost ratepayers $3-6 billion annually, which is not only misleading but also dangerously out of touch ...