Home battery backup systems are becoming more popular than ever. And while most homeowners have heard of the Tesla Powerwall, Enphase has taken a very different approach with its IQ Battery 10C. At Green Power Energy, we’ve worked with battery systems for years. But this time, we wanted to go beyond specs and sales sheets. We wanted to share what it’s actually like to live with one.
Green Power Energy is marking its 17th year in service with a celebration rooted in teamwork, pride, and community. To kick off 2026, the company has unveiled a special, sports-inspired anniversary patch and announced a new initiative to sponsor local youth and community sports teams connected directly to its employees.
Green Power Energy is marking its 17th year in service with a celebration rooted in teamwork, pride, and community. To kick off 2026, the company has unveiled a special, sports-inspired anniversary patch and announced a new initiative to sponsor local youth and community sports teams connected directly to its employees.
The 30% federal residential solar tax credit is still available for projects completed in 2025. But here’s the honest truth: no reputable solar company can promise your project will be finished in time to qualify. Demand is at an all-time high, and township permitting offices, inspectors, and utility companies are already feeling the strain. Too many steps depend on third parties outside of their control for any company.
In July 2025, a new federal law officially set an end date for the residential solar tax credit. The current 30% federal incentive will no longer be available for systems placed in service* after December 31, 2025.
At Green Power Energy, we’re always looking ahead. That’s why we’re proud to be among the first certified solar installers in New Jersey to offer and install the brand-new Enphase IQ Battery 10C—the next generation in reliable, whole-home energy storage.
As a homeowner in Connecticut, high electricity bills and fluctuating utility rates can make it difficult to stick to your budget. With long-term energy savings and financial incentives, the benefits of switching to solar energy far outweigh the cost of installation.
You are quite handy with tools; you repair pretty much everything around the house when it breaks; you’ve got your own DIY projects going on in the garage or the basement. And now, you’re thinking about installing a solar system all by yourself. After all, how hard can it be, right?
If you thought your energy bills were high last year, brace yourself: With the NJ electricity bills increase set to climb as high as 20% in 2025, some households could see their monthly costs rise by over $25. With utility costs climbing, businesses and homeowners are turning to solar panel installation to preserve their monthly budgets.
The Tesla Powerwall 3 has great new features, such as its ability to be mounted outdoors, and it has an 11.5-kilowatt AC inverter built within it. These new features have really made the design and installation of our battery storage projects much better and more cost-effective.
Rising electricity costs and uncertainty about future energy expenses leave many homeowners seeking more stable and affordable solutions like switching to solar power. Net metering in NJ offers a way to reduce energy bills and maximize the financial benefits of switching to solar power energy, making it one of the most significant financial incentives for solar adoption in the state.
If you’re fed up with Connecticut’s high electricity bills and the uncertainty of rising rates, switching to solar panels can offer the stability and long-term
If you’re a Connecticut homeowner facing rising utility costs, installing solar panels and adding battery backup can significantly lower your monthly energy bills while reducing
Redoing the roof will cost a significant amount of money, and many of us would rather spend on a home renovation product that will give our home a complete facelift. A roof does not figure high on the list of home renovation priorities. But an old roof can be a source of several problems.Â
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The state of Pennsylvania offers a smart incentive program under SRECs for residential solar buyers in the state. As part of this program, PA residents are incentivized for every megawatt-hour of solar power they generate through the year. Broadly speaking, the more solar energy they produce, the more money they get. The SREC incentive is above and beyond the net metering incentive that residents receive by diverting their excess solar power to the grid.
System Details PV System Details: 27 Q Cells 365-watt solar modules & 27 Enphase IQ 8+ Microinverters System Size: 9.855 kW Production: 29,424 kWhrs annually
System Details System Size: 16.2 kW Production: 15,715 kWh Environmental Impact:Â 23,195 lbs. of CO2 offset annually Means of purchase: Solar Loan Monthly average electric bill
System Details System Size: 11.16 kW Production: 11,017 kWh Environmental Impact:Â 16,261 lbs. of CO2 offset annually Means of purchase: Pay Cash Monthly average electric bill
System Details System Size: 5.04 kW Production: 6,113 kWh Environmental Impact:Â 9,023 lbs. of CO2 offset annually Means of purchase: Pay Cash Monthly average electric bill
Durham homeowners thinking of going solar have several reasons to celebrate. Roughly two-thirds of the homes in Durham – both residential and commercial – have rooftops ideal for solar installation. By ideal, we mean that they are capable of supporting at least a 2 kW solar installation.
New solar customers often make small mistakes that negatively impact their experience going green. That’s why we have compiled a brief list of tips to help you avoid those mistakes and realize maximum cost savings from your solar panel system. So, let’s get started.
Governments, energy companies, and consumers across the US are realizing that solar power is the future of an energy-safe and self-reliant country. The strong push for residential solar is evidence of this realization. For Connecticut homeowners, solar power offers cost savings, reduces their carbon footprint, and even produces significant profits over the long run.
How many solar panels do I need for my house? Should I go for solar financing or pay upfront in cash for my solar system? Which solar company should I choose for my installation?Â
In recent years, the solar power industry has been attracting some bad rep, and sometimes, justifiably so! The industry has its share of rotten apples – solar companies that prioritize a few quick bucks over customer satisfaction with their solar systems. Unsuspecting customers are misled into buying a solar system that costs too much, doesn’t meet their power needs, or just doesn’t deliver promised savings.
Your home solar panel purchase isn’t like your typical transaction. It’s a long-term home improvement, often spanning 25 years or more. That’s how long most solar panels last.
Free solar panels – are they some new marketing technique, a government-funded initiative, or just a brand-new way to mislead customers?
Pennsylvania’s average residential electricity rate currently stands at 12.75¢/kWh, which is substantially higher than the national average. In other words, PA residents pay a higher
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