Understanding Net Metering and how it works is very important for any solar owner or potential owner. Net Metering is a utility billing mechanism that credits solar energy system owners for the electricity they add to the grid. Read this article to find out more about Net Metering and how it works.
Can Cold Weather Be Good For Solar? At NC Solar Now we understand that purchasing a solar panel system for your home is a big
Hurricane Florence Hits the East Coast – What does that mean for solar? Don’t be in the dark the next time your power goes out!
We took a trip to Eastern NC to check up on our customers, Tiffany and Paul Woodard, and WITN tagged along. ATLANTIC BEACH, NC (WITN) On
Solar power customer | Established July 2018 System Size: 6.72 kW Meet April: She’s a fabulous Accountant that lives in Raleigh, NC and added solar power to
2018: Duke Energy’s request to raise customers’ rates in North Carolina was rejected. That rarely happens and we consider it a win for NC! The
Follow us as we move into our new offices. After 10 years in business, we are moving to accommodate our growing team! We could not have
NC Sustainable Energy Association Announces Partial Settlement with Duke on Rate Case NC Solar Now is a proud member of the North Carolina Sustainable Energy Association,
Installing Residential and Commercial Solar Power You might have seen us driving down highway 40, parked in your neighbor’s driveway, or picking up some lunch
If you are wondering if solar panels work on cloudy days then you are not alone. Especially with the transition from winter to spring, mother
Contact us for a FREE Solar Savings Analysis! We’ll help you calculate how much your investment in solar will save you over time.
Are you still wondering if solar panels are right for you? Are you considering going green with your house but you’re concerned about the cost? Our team can walk you through any questions or concerns you have. Set up a no-obligation call with us, and we can explain all the benefits of solar power to your home (and to your bank account).
