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Resilience is more than weathering storms or blackouts. It’s also about understanding how changing economic conditions and political shakeups — of which there are many in 2025 — can impact your household, and making smart energy decisions with full confidence.

You may have heard the claim that installing solar panels is a household improvement that will “pay for itself,” which can be true over the long term, but the reality can be much more… complicated. For one thing, the cost of a solar system — and the amount of money it can potentially save you — varies widely from household to household.

You may have heard the claim that installing solar panels is a household improvement that will “pay for itself,” which can be true over the long term, but the reality can be much more… complicated. For one thing, the cost of a solar system — and the amount of money it can potentially save you — varies widely from household to household.

Is one of your goals this year to lower your household expenses? Or to reduce your reliance on the power grid? If so, there’s no better time to start thinking about installing solar panels and power storage. Here are some of the main reasons people are going solar in 2025.

In recent years, we’ve been thrilled to see our community’s knowledge about (and appreciation for) solar technology increase. More of our customers than ever have done thorough research, and we love to see it! Still, we frequently encounter misconceptions about solar — from the technology to installation costs. These can create confusion and discourage some from pursuing cleaner energy. So we’re addressing some of the most common solar myths — to help you be well-informed and empowered to make smart decisions about your renewable energy needs.