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The Tesla Powerwall has quickly become one of the most popular solar backup battery systems on the market, and having on installed by Intermountain Wind and Solar is a simple process. The end result is a sleek battery backup that gives you a ton of insight into your solar system. We’ll walk through some of the components and why Tesla is leading the way in home solar energy. Benefits of the Powerwall 2 Building on success from its first Powerwall, the Tesla Powerwall 2 introduced a few new features that make it ideal for residential solar energy systems: Exceptional capacity, with an industry-leading 13.5 kWh of storage capacity Scalability to combine up to 10 Powerwalls in a single system for...
If you own a commercial building, one of the things that is probably on your radar is the decision about whether to shift toward “net zero” emissions. The term “net zero” refers to industrial or commercial buildings (or residential homes) that are highly efficient and generate as much or more in renewable energy than they consume for things like electricity, heat, and cooling. There is a common misconception that the road to becoming a net zero company is expensive and difficult, but in reality it’s a good business decision that many companies are implementing because it benefits the bottom line (as well as the environment). Companies Leading the Way in Net Zero Goals The fact that the climate is changing...
Getting a solar system installed for your small business has many benefits, including lower monthly power bills, reduced chances of harm to your business during power outages, and tax credits that are available for installing these systems. In addition, it can help you appeal to more customers today who are increasingly conscious about the businesses they choose to patronize. Many consumers today also prefer to do business with companies that place a high priority on sustainability so it can offer a competitive advantage as well. To determine how big of a solar system your business needs, there are a few things you should look at first. 1: Average Power Usage Every business has different power needs, so to calculate...
For homeowners who have already invested in solar panels, the question of whether you can take them with you (and whether you should) if you move to a new home often comes up. The answer is not a simple yes or no, there are a lot of things to consider before you decide whether you should take solar panels when you move. Aesthetics and Roof Leaks When you get solar panels on your roof they are screwed into the roof using mounting components. That’s a good thing because it means your panels will remain securely in place in all types of weather, but it will leave holes in the roof if you take the panels off. It won’t necessarily be...