Laureen Peck

Recently a ransomware attack shut down the Colonial Pipeline, which delivers 45% of fuel to the Eastern Seaboard. This time the temporary crisis mainly affected transportation.  But what if an attack like this happens again and it affects our power grid? Or what if there is another petroleum shortage?  Will your home end up powerless? Peak Energy Usage Whether you

Solar powered homeowners help everyone in their community through net metering, even their neighbors who still depend on the grid.

Based on posts seen on Facebook and in other places, these are the top 5 reasons people who would otherwise qualify for solar decide it isn’t worth looking into. This article attempts to address these concerns and common misperceptions.

By Laureen Peck The results are in. Americans have spoken. Starting in 2021, we will begin to see the effect of that decision on our economy. The question is, will the new President’s proposed changes to our energy infrastructure be as effective for moving America and the world to a carbon-free energy future as the Green New Deal would have

Many people wonder how the results of the upcoming election could affect the solar industry and the adoption of rooftop solar in particular. Stats and trends provide some predictions.

Statistics show most Americans want to protect our air, water and land from pollution. According to a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll, more than 60 percent of Americans would like to see the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s powers preserved or strengthened.