Freedom Solar
Solar power usage is on the rise throughout the United States.
According to the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), a new solar energy system was installed every 75 seconds in 2020. Currently, 18.6 million homes use solar power, which is around 3% of the country’s total energy usage.
That’s a huge step up from previous years; and if
Texas has always taken great pride in its strength and independence, and the Lone Star State is no stranger to using those trademark qualities to get past all sorts of crises. Many of those difficult situations stem from natural disasters — typically staggering summer heats or a devastating hurricane. But recently, millions of Texans across the state found themselves without
The United States is currently home to more than 2 million solar panel installations, a number that’s expected to double by 2023. And with the promise of clean, green energy that helps protect the environment and reduce utility bills, that’s no surprise. But solar batteries are experiencing a recent surge in popularity, too. Both the COVID-19 pandemic and the possibility
We depend on electricity more than ever before, yet we often take our power for granted. Our lights, heating and cooling systems, electronics, computers, cell phones, and other appliances cannot function without electric power. Most of the time, the electrical grid in Texas is reliable and delivers power to our homes without interruption. However, an energy outrage could be just
