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Net Metering "True Up" Period Selection explained

Posted February 3rd, 2010 by michael

If you just received a notice from SDG&E outlining options for a True-Up period selection you might be scratching your head.   We've done the scratching for you and have two suggestions for how you should so select.    And if you are considering installing solar panels at your home, you may want to read this.   It pertains to you too.  (not U2....they don't live in San Diego)

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Solar Cell Phone Chargers 101

Posted December 14th, 2009 by Guest

Everything you wanted to know about solar chargers but didn't know enough to ask.

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Solar incentive credits to expire at year's end

Posted June 17th, 2008 by Sandy Young

In six months the investment tax credits, meant to stimulate investment in solar energy, and the production tax credit, meant to encourage investment in wind energy, are set to expire unless congress makes them a priority and renews them. More.

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