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As solar energy becomes more accessible and popular across the country, many homeowners are drawn to advertisements promising “no-cost solar” or “no-money-down solar.” These offers sound appealing—after all, who wouldn’t want to power their home with clean energy for free? But as with most things that sound too good to

On July 3, 2025, the President Trump signed the sweeping “One Big Beautiful Bill” (OBBBA), marking a major shift in clean energy policy that will have far-reaching consequences for solar customers, installers, and the industry as a whole. While the bill dropped some of its most controversial provisions, such as

The FranklinWH Home Power system is a powerful, all-in-one residential battery solution that combines robust energy storage with intelligent home energy management. Designed to work with both new and existing solar systems, it offers homeowners a way to maximize energy efficiency, stay powered during outages, and reduce reliance on the

A new draft bill from the U.S. Senate is accelerating the end of the solar tax credit (Investment Tax Credit, or ITC). Released by the Senate Finance Committee on June 16, 2025, the proposal outlines a plan to significantly reduce and eventually eliminate the federal solar tax credit. This bill,

As Congress debates the future of the solar tax credit (Investment Tax Credit, or ITC) established by the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), a split has emerged within the Republican Party. At the heart of the divide lies a fundamental conflict: ideological purity versus economic pragmatism. On one side are House

The potential elimination of the solar tax credit (Investment Tax Credit, or ITC) could dramatically reshape the solar energy landscape. For years, this crucial incentive has helped make solar more affordable by allowing homeowners and businesses to deduct a portion of their installation costs from their federal taxes. But proposed