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EnergySage has teamed up with Sunstone Credit, a technology-enabled solar loan finance provider for businesses, to provide its small commercial and industrial customers with access to financing that'll cover 100 percent of the system cost.

Community solar is an easy way to save on your electric bill, but not enough people know what it is, how it works, and how to get it. That's why guides like this one from Alison F. Takemura and Canary Media Inc. are so important. Read on to learn how you can save with community solar and how EnergySage can help.

If you're interested in installing solar (or a battery) for your home, here's some great advice from Vikas Bajaj of The New York Times who has gone through the process himself. We spoke to Vikas about the costs and benefits of solar today, plus the option of signing up for community solar for those who can't put panels on their roof.

Bloomberg spoke with our CEO to discuss the imact of the lengthy permitting process on solar installations and how a new technology from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory can help to reduce permitting delays and steamline the solar process.

One of the best financial incentives for solar is scheduled to expire completely for homeowners come 2024. We spoke to AARP about this as well as why the solar tax credit could be extended and how to know if solar makes sense for you.

PV Magazine recently reviewed the findings of our 2021 solar installer survey and discussed key insights. If you are interested in learning more about trends in the solar industry last year and moving forwards, PV Magazine's analysis and summary will help.

EnergySage has released results from its annual Solar Installer Survey, the largest and most comprehensive business survey of solar companies nationwide. Over 500 installers across the country participated in this year’s survey, which sheds light on the impact of supply chain constraints and policy proposals, as well as the mentality of installers going forward and their plans for growth.

We recently spoke to Wirecutter for a very informative guide on all things solar and batteries. If you're thinking of purchasing either technology, check out what our CEO and many other industry experts recommend before you move forward.

Considering installing solar and or a battery for your home? You’ll quickly realize that there’s a lot of information, options, and decisions to make. We spoke with the team at Zillow to help folks ask the right questions to avoid common pitfalls.

The team over at The Weather Channel had some questions about making the switch to solar energy so they invited EnergySage CEO Vikram Aggarwal, CFA to help them out! If you're a homeowner interested in going solar but aren’t sure if it’s right for you or how to get started, this conversation will help.

The latest report finds that equipment market share across the country indicates significant competition and customer choice on EnergySage, even as solar prices increase slightly for the first time.

EnergySage helps consumers avoid scams as they shop for solar and other cleaner energy products. Our supporters at the DOE point to EnergySage as the trusted advisor helping consumers make informed decisions with access to transparent, objective information.

Our CEO spoke to Canary Media's Julian Spector about the acquisition of EnergySage by Schneider Electric and what that means for our growth, our customers, and the industry.

EnergySage has been acquired by Schneider Electric, one of the most sustainable companies on the planet, providing us with the support and resources we need to accelerate our vision for a clean energy future. EnergySage will continue to operate independently, remain product- and provider-agnostic, and serve as the trusted energy advisor to millions of consumers.

We spoke with the New York Times about the push by California utilities to slash the incentives homeowners receive to install rooftop solar systems and the repercussions such a proposal would have on the industry.

EnergySage spoke to financial publication Bottom Line Inc about what makes solar a financially smart choice for homeowners across the country.

In this article, the Sacremento Bee discusses net metering 3.0, a new incentive policy that will take effect in 2022. The article discusses how this policy will effect California public utility customers and California residents who install solar on their homes.

In this article, USA Today discusses how incentives and current market conditions make now a great time to buy an electric vehicle. The article references EnergySage as well as several other resources as excellent ways for readers to get more information on current electric vehicle incentives.

In this article, the Wall Street Journal points readers to EnergySage as a way for consumers to explore their solar options using our industry leading Solar Calculator.

Grist spoke with our CEO to discuss Google's recent installation of Dragon-Scale style solar shingles at their Bay View campus, and what this could mean for the solar industry.

EnergySage announced today its collaboration with Intuit Inc., the global technology platform that makes TurboTax, QuickBooks, Mint and Credit Karma, as a founding partner on the Intuit Climate Action Marketplace. The platform offers climate-friendly solutions for small businesses and is a driving force behind Intuit's commitment to help one million U.S. small businesses cut their carbon emissions 50 percent by 2030.

Quartz spoke with our CEO to discuss the impact of supply chain constraints on the solar industry in 2021 and how these contrainsts could impact the industry moving into the future.

In this article, the Washington Post reviews important details to consider before switching to solar. The article highlights visting the EnergySage marketplace as well as several other solar review sites as a key step in identifying qualified installers.

In this article, Grist discussed an effort in Maryland to increase grid outage resiliency in a low income community by installing a large scale solar array on a church and community center. Grist spoke to our CEO to discuss the increased demand for energy storage around the country following last years Texas blackouts.