What if we told you there's a solution to combat your unpredictable, rising utility bill? You may have heard it before, and it's true - switching to solar is the most affordable electricity source that provides stability and consistency for homeowners.
With many solar companies in our local market, you may wonder how to choose the right company for you and your home. With a quality solar array lasting from 25-35 years, choosing the right company and the best equipment is a critical decision. It seems daunting.
YES! You’ve made the first step to exploring solar energy for your home. This could be for several reasons - you want to break free from the utility, you want to reduce your carbon footprint, you want to invest in your home instead of the utility, or you simply want to save money. But how does it work? What can your home produce with solar energy? What is solar production?
We’re proud to announce that GreenSpark Solar has been recognized by Solar Power World as a 2023 Top Solar Contractor. GreenSpark was ranked No. 74 in the nation in the primary service of engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC), with our primary market as residential and commercial, moving us up from No. 130 last year.
Now is your chance to save big by switching to solar with GreenSpark! We offer one of the most cost-effective and eco-friendly energy options for your home. By switching to solar, not only will you be saving money on your energy bills, but you will also be reducing your carbon footprint and protecting your household from utility rate increases.
This month, RG&E, NYSEG and The Department of Public Service proposed rate hikes that will heavily affect customers. The proposed three-year plan will include a double-digit rate increase for gas and electricity in RG&E and NYSEG regions.
Solar is now powering our local area's schools, libraries, community centers, office buildings, municipalities, and more. New York State recognizes the importance of renewable energy and recently passed the 2023-2024 budget, which included significant climate provisions.
The NYS 2023-2024 budget recently passed with some climate provisions! A major one is the All Electric Buildings Act, which requires new construction buildings to be fully electric starting 2026 for smaller buildings and 2029 for larger ones.
As more homeowners and businesses evaluate going solar in light of Governor Hochul’s ambitious NYS climate goals, only some have the opportunity to install panels on their property. How can we collectively meet these goals when not all corporations or property owners have the infrastructure to switch to solar? This is where solar land hosting plays an important role to help benefit our communities.
Solar incentives related to affordable housing are incredible right now! The recent Inflation Reduction Act (also called the Climate Bill) includes significant funding that offers financial incentives to switch to solar power.
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