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Are you up to date on the latest changes in the Duke Energy net metering program? If not, now is the time to pay attention and get informed! Starting October 2023, net metering is changing and will look a little different for solar clients in North Carolina. While now is still an excellent time to go solar, the addition of batteries will protect against grid outages and utility rate changes. In this blog post, we take a look at some of the key takeaways from the changes Duke Energy is making that will impact solar in North Carolina.

The Town of Lewisville’s Mary Alice Warren Community Center is now running on clean energy from the sun. The 108 solar panels installed on the roof will offset approximately 96% of the building’s energy usage.

Navigating the solar installation journey may seem complex, but you can make it easier by looking for and hiring a certified professional with experience.

The Inflation Reduction Act is the most aggressive climate action in United States history. The Inflation Reduction Act provides a number of incentives for homeowners

For businesses and homeowners that have made the switch to solar energy, there may come a time when you want to upgrade your system. Maybe

Diversifying your business’ sources of energy can have significant impacts, directly reducing power expenses and protecting your company from ever-fluctuating costs. An increasing number of

One of the benefits of working with Renewable Energy Design Group (RED Group) is our strong relationships with multiple distributors and solar component manufacturers. One

There has never been a better time to go solar! If you haven’t been following the news on the latest Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and

Are batteries included? Do I need batteries if I have solar panels? These are common questions we get when speaking with North Carolinians interested in