Going solar
There are many considerations to "going solar", among them, practical, economic, environmental and political considerations. In this section, we offer you an overview what it takes, and means, to "go solar". We don't pretend that going solar is for everyone, although if you are a committed environmentalist -- as SCD.Com Editor Christof Demont-Heinrich is, we believe there are few more concrete and effective ways to grow the "green economy" and the environmental movement in the United States and globally than to put panels on your home and/or garage and power your home and car that way!
SunRun brings solar leasing to Pennsylvania![]() SunRun solar service plans allow homeowners to switch to green, clean solar power with no money down. (SunRun Photo) Arizona California Colorado Connecticut Massachusetts New Jersey Oregon Pennsylvania Texas Pennsylvania just became the ninth state in the U.S. in which consumers can go solar with no upfront costs. SunRun, the nation’s leading home solar provider, launched this week in the Keystone State. SunRun offers solar service plans, similar to a solar lease, allowing homeowners to go solar for as little as $0 upfront after state rebates. The California based company has more than 5,000 customers in five states: New Jersey, Massachusetts, Arizona, California, and Colorado. |
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- Solar leasing now available in North Texas
- Questioning the buying-is-better-than-leasing view
- A solar expert compares leasing to buying
- Waiting for a solar (lease) revolution
- Solar competition heats up in Colorado







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