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Nine out of 10 people in the U.S. support going solar, but research shows that only about 8% of homes are powered by solar energy. Why is there such a gap between the number of Americans who want clean energy, and those that have solar panels up on their roof?
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This year’s All-Energy 2018 Tradeshow was the biggest yet – not just for the industry but also for Enphase. We ran workshops that were standing room only, gave speeches not only on the advantages of our Micros but also how we believe Enphase will once again revolutionise the solar industry with our IQ 8 and Ensemble operating system in 2019, and supported our distribution partners on their booths.
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Even though we launched the Enphase Q Cable about a year ago, we still see many installers not fully utilizing its flexibility. So, we thought we’d share a bit more about how the Q Cable can help you save time and money while on the roof.
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Solar energy has many benefits. It’s clean, sustainable, and can help you save money on your energy bills. And here’s one added benefit people don’t usually think about: solar can also increase your home’s value.
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Going solar is more affordable today than ever, but it still requires a significant up-front investment. The average six-kilowatt solar energy system costs between $16,260 and $21,420. Fortunately, there are lots of tax incentives to help you pay for the installation.
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We know that many of you have had mixed experiences trying to connect with our customer support in the past. This year, we’re on a mission to improve our customer experience – and we want to share with you what we’ve done so far.
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The State of California has been working on Rule 21 for over four years. This regulation mandates new safety features, as well as requirements for advanced grid functions (AGF) for inverters, and therefore affects solar installers and homeowners.
Read MoreEnphase is proud to partner with GRID Alternatives -- the nation's largest nonprofit solar installer -- to provide rooftop solar installations and hands-on job training to low-income communities.
Read MoreHave you noticed that homeowners are doing more research before going solar? They're taking more time to learn about the technology and understand the equipment that will be going on their roof.
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