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Is Solar Still Worth It in Connecticut in 2026?
The federal tax credit expired Dec 31, 2025. But CT's 30¢/kWh rates, retail-rate net metering, sales tax exemption, and prepaid lease options still make solar one of the best home investments you can make.
PSEG Long Island Rates Just Jumped 12–13% — How Solar Can Help
PSEG LI raised rates 12–13% in early 2026, pushing Long Island to ~27¢/kWh. Solar locks in your energy cost for 25+ years and NY's battery storage rewards add up to $6,250.
Prepaid Solar Lease vs Cash Purchase in 2026: Which Is Better?
With the federal residential ITC gone, cash buyers miss ~30% federal value. A prepaid lease captures the commercial ITC passthrough. Here's a plain-English breakdown of all four financing options.
NYC Solar Tax Abatement Explained: Save 30% on Property Taxes
NYC homeowners can reduce property taxes by 7.5%/year for 4 years (30% total) through the NYC Solar Tax Abatement, capped at $62,500/year, through 2035. Stack it with NY's 25% state tax credit.
What Happens If Your Solar Company Goes Bankrupt?
100+ solar companies filed bankruptcy in 2024. CT AG sued Sunrun for forged signatures. Vision Solar hit with a $5M CT judgment. Attyx/SUNco licenses revoked NY 2025. How to protect yourself.
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