As you might imagine, there’s a ton of solar information available online, but where to begin? We’ve handpicked three great sites that offer insight into the latest solar incentives and policies.
Whether you’re just starting out or well on your path to going solar, take advantage of these resources to help make, and support, your renewable energy decisions.
SEIA is a nonprofit trade association of the U.S. solar industry, and their site offers up-to-date insight on policies and advocacy nationwide. For those just starting down the road to solar, it’s a quick and easy way to learn more about your state’s renewable energy policy. If you’ve already gone solar, it provides a great way to stay informed about—and involved in—the protection and expansion of solar in the U.S.
Run by the N.C. Clean Energy Technology Center and funded by the U.S. Department of Energy, DSIRE is a great starting point for finding the local, state and federal renewable energy initiatives—including solar—in your area. Search by city, state or ZIP code for the latest policy and incentive information to help guide your solar projects. Be sure to check out their Other Resources page for links to state, federal and international clean energy organization.
www4.eere.energy.gov/solar/sunshot/resource_center
The DOE’s SunShot Initiative works to “make it faster, easier and more affordable for Americans to choose solar energy in their daily lives.” And that effort certainly applies to business leaders looking for more details about what it takes to go solar. Inside the Solar Energy Resource Center, you’ll find research and resources on solar basics, standards and codes, solar incentives, financing options, project planning, permitting and much more.