Solar panels generate electricity from sunlight without producing greenhouse gas emissions during operation. By using more renewable energy and less electricity generated from fossil fuels, you can help reduce your home's overall environmental impact. 

Yes. Although solar panels require energy and materials to manufacture, their lifetime greenhouse gas emissions are generally much lower than those of electricity generated from fossil fuels. Solar power can be an important part of making your home more environmentally friendly.

Solar panels generate clean electricity, while energy efficiency improvements reduce how much electricity your home needs. Combining solar with LED lighting, improved insulation, smart thermostats, and efficient appliances can help make your home more sustainable.

Yes. Most residential solar systems remain connected to the electric grid. Your home can use solar power when available and draw electricity from the grid when needed. Battery storage may provide additional flexibility and backup power with a properly configured system.

Not necessarily. Depending on your location, eligibility, and available programs, you may have options that reduce or eliminate upfront installation costs. A solar consultation can help you compare financing, purchase, and third-party ownership options where available.

Start with a free solar consultation. A solar professional can review your home's energy usage, roof suitability, and available solar options so you can make an informed decision about moving toward cleaner energy.