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A 5-year payback for 25+ years of electricity?That’s a no-brainer! The year 2020 is the last year that commercial building owners can qualify for the 26%...

By Lisa Walsh | Commercial Solar Developer | Solar Energy Services, Inc. For the newly-finished Taylor Street Storage facility in North East DC, a 17,500...

For many years, Maryland has been a leader in solar policy and solar deployment.  In the last 3 years, we’ve fallen behind other states, watching our...

Washington DC has been a leader in solar development for many years.  In the last 12 years, DC legislators have set aggressive targets, helped to...

For the month of February SES is offering $1000 off of any solar system that includes US Manufactured Panels.  That’s right, support US manufacturing and...

As we’ve seen the cost of solar drop rapidly in the last ten years (more than 80%), we continued to endure those naysayers in the distance arguing that “no...

As long as I’ve been doing solar, people have been asking about batteries. The response has always been “yes, we can do them, but it will cost a lot”. That...

….like Peas and Carrots As referenced in our accompanying EV Growth Blogs, the adoption of Electric Vehicles has skyrocketed in recent years. This is small...

PEPCO has an Electric Vehicle (EV) Program for residential customers in Maryland. It is open to all qualified residents throughout the state. You can...

Washington DC’s government is encouraging the ownership of electric and hybrid cars with incentives that will save you time and money. For one, if you own...

What is the Critical Area? The Critical Area includes all land within 1,000 feet of Maryland’s tidal waters and tidal wetlands. Along our precious shoreline of...

What Net Zero Meant for Us? Our Severna Park based, four-person family was looking to offset some of our home’s dirty energy, but we really did not have an...

A growing number of building owners, developers and condo associations in the District of Columbia have come to realize that their building happens to be...

Did you know that attempts to harness the sun’s power through the development of solar cells dates back to the late 1800’s? I am sure that this, and other...

If you’re like most solar shoppers, you prefer two or three bids on a substantial home improvement project; enabling you to sanity-check pricing, design options...