Robert is a Wilmington native that graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with degrees in Economics and Environmental Studies. Robert is a NABCEP® PV Certified Solar Installer (#PV-041616-013206). The North
If your last winter bill felt higher than expected, you’re not alone. Even here in the Carolinas, where we trade snow shovels for beach chairs, our heating systems still work overtime when cold weather sets in. Last winter, a stretch of freezi
Let's Look Back: How Much Have Rates Climbed? If you've called North Carolina home for any number of years, you can agree that one thing is certain--your Duke Energy Progress (DEP) electric bill has consistently become more expen
The clock is ticking — but there’s still time to take advantage of historic savings. A New Landscape for Solar Incentives For businesses, schools, and nonprofits considering solar, the timing has never been more important. F
Living by the coast, we are no strangers to power outages. They happen every summer during hurricane season, and sometimes even in the winter when all the energy consumed to heat our homes creates too much demand on the grid. To mitigate this issue,
Solar is a popular home and business improvement. There are many reasons to go solar today—saving on electricity costs, taking advantage of the current federal tax credit, and helping the environment. In fact, with an optimal solar design and a
As North Carolina braces itself for the upcoming 2023 hurricane season which estimates to include 11 to 15 named storms, the state's residents and businesses are seeking ways to enhance their resilience and minimize the potential impact of t
Many of us make New Year’s resolutions to get in better shape, improve our finances, live better, and do our part to help the environment. Many people don’t think of solar when it comes to checking off New Year’s resolution goals; h
The Inflation Reduction Act is a $750 billion healthcare, tax, and climate bill signed by President Biden on August 16, 2022, investing in domestic energy production and manufacturing that aim to reduce emissions by roughly 40% by 2030. Alt
The simple answer is “yes,” but it’s truly more complicated because there are a lot of factors that go into a Homeowners Association (HOA) being allowed to legally deny a residential solar system. There’s a lot of history behi
Living and working in Southeastern North Carolina, there is a good chance you’ve already experienced impacts from a hurricane. Hurricanes can cause damage and very often cause grid outages. National Hurricane Preparedness week is May
One of the most common solar scams, and hardest to identify, comes from door-to-door sales. This provides a level of convenience for homeowners since they typically don’t have to do any legwork. The salesperson shows up, does a pitch (or sets a
Rising fuel prices and a push for greener initiatives have led many people to purchase electric vehicles (EVs). Notable for their fuel efficiency, EVs can be a cost-effective way to commute. The price of electricity in the United States averages
Solar technology isn’t just for large companies. In fact, many smart companies of all sizes are choosing solar technology. If you’re a business owner, the concept of your company going solar might seem like a “risky” move. You
1. Knowledge of regulations, codes, and laws One of the most notable reasons home and business owners choose to work with a local solar installation company is their knowledge and area experience. Local solar companies are aware of loca
