A recent op-ed has readers divided on which groups rooftop solar benefits and harms: is it the homeowners who install the ...

Here’s how the math breaks down. A typical Massachusetts household pays roughly $170 per month for electricity, much of it to maintain the grid. If about 13 percent of households install rooftop solar ...

Property owners seeking new revenue opportunities without deploying capital may find an overlooked asset directly overhead. Solect Energy has published an article outlining how rooftop solar site ...

To the editor: The photograph with Sammy Roth’s column, “How I learned to stop worrying and love rooftop solar,” showing a worker installing solar panels on top of a clay tile roof, should make ...

Rooftop solar as an alternative energy source has been recommended to homeowners for years. It's one of the best ways to cut utility bills, help the environment, and keep your home running through ...

The three major electric utilities in California have actively pushed an agenda to inhibit the growth of rooftop solar, the one technology solution that represents an existential threat to their ...

As Deloitte states in its report Boosting Industrial Manufacturing Capacity for the Energy Transition, the manufacturing sector has a pressing need to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels, both as a ...

As California races to meet its clean energy goals, the rooftops of large commercial and public buildings like colleges and hospitals may offer untapped potential for solar power in disadvantaged ...

A controversial rooftop solar rulemaking decision has risen to the Supreme Court of California, with the state’s highest court granting review for a petition filed by the Center for Biological ...