Confusion around solar incentives is common as the residential solar tax credit ended for systems placed in service after December 31, 2025. Many business owners assume federal benefits are gone, but federal commercial solar incentives remain available through the Clean Electricity Investment Credit, cutting costs, boosting cash flow, and delivering long-term savings. The 30% Federal…
Commercial EV charging in Texas is becoming standard infrastructure for businesses that want to stay competitive, attract employees, and serve EV-driving customers. With the right planning, incentives and tax credits can cut installation costs significantly. Why Commercial EV Stations in Texas Qualify for Incentives EV charging incentives are designed to reward installations with long-term usage…
Why do some Texas homes need more solar panels than others in 2026? This page explains how home size, energy habits, roof conditions, and shading influence the solar system size you actually need. Why Texas Homes Need Different Solar System Sizes Texas homes are not small, and most have larger square footage, higher cooling needs,…
Roof replacements are never fun – they take time and can be expensive. As a homeowner, you might be wondering, “Can an insurance company make you replace your roof?” The short answer is yes, they can. In this article, we’ll explain when this can happen and what steps you can take to protect yourself. Let’s…
Don’t Let the 30% Tax Credit Disappearing Stop You From Going Solar For years, homeowners relied on the 30% Federal Solar Tax Credit to save on solar. Now, even without it, you can get up to a 30% instant discount on solar with Good Faith Energy, enjoying lower costs, guaranteed performance, and energy independence. As…
Have you ever wondered how long your roof will last during a sweltering Texas summer? You’re not alone. Known for their durability and beauty, clay tile roofs have become a favorite among homeowners. But how long does a tile roof last in Texas? Will it stand the test of time? Let’s find out! How the…
What Is a PPA? How Power Purchase Agreements Work in Texas So What Is It? A Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) is a long-term contract between a power producer and an energy buyer for the purchase of electricity. In simple terms, it’s how organizations buy renewable energy, often solar or wind, without having to build or…
Why EV Charging Matters in Texas Now Electric vehicles (EVs) are no longer a futuristic concept, it’s already here and becoming the norm. Texas, as leaders in energy innovation, is seeing a surge in EV adoption. With Tesla headquartered in Austin and more automakers rolling out EV models each year, Texas is at the center…
The clean energy transition isn’t just about lowering carbon emissions, it’s also about putting money back in your pocket. Thanks to Virtual Power Plants (VPPs), homeowners and businesses with solar, batteries, and EV chargers can now earn cash by supporting the grid. If you’ve ever wondered how to maximize the value of your solar investment,…
The clock is ticking, and the window to take advantage of solar tax credit is running out. Thanks to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which was passed by Congress earlier this summer, homeowners only have until the end of 2025 to lock in the full 30% tax credit on solar installations before it disappears.…