EnergySage has released its 18th semiannual Solar & Storage Marketplace Report which analyzes homeowner shopping transactions on EnergySage.com during 2023 for solar panels, inverters and batteries from solar companies in 41 states and Washington, D.C.
One item the report found is that for the first time since mid-2021, solar prices decreased on the EnergySage Marketplace, dropping by 3.5% to $2.80 per watt. Quoted storage prices also fell by 6.4% on EnergySage in the second half of the year, decreasing for the first time since the company began tracking prices in 2020.
“The home electrification industry faced a challenging year in 2023 amidst a changing net metering landscape and persistent inflation,” says EnergySage COO Charlie Hadlow. “However, EnergySage Marketplace data shows a turning point could be just around the corner, with consumer demand holding strong and diversifying, while solar and storage prices have decreased. The latest EnergySage report provides a unique perspective for this dynamic but resilient moment in the industry, both from the installer and homeowner perspectives.”
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I don’t think too many Americans would say that Biden was a great president. In fact, the only thing that made him stand out was that he was not a criminal sociopath whose appeal was exclusively to greedy billionaire pigs and hateful morons.
It’s funny to hear the pundits say, “Democrats need to stand for something beyond ‘We’re not Trump.’”
I’ve never believed that. Just rid us of this psychopath. “Please!” is the exclamation of two-thirds of Americans and essentially all of the people in the rest of the world’s developed countries.
For obvious reasons, Jimmy Kimmel and his writers aren’t too popular with Trump supporters. But we all must admit that they have a gift for political humor.
As I’ve mentioned, 2GreenEnergy’s “headquarters” is located in a rural area of Central California, that’s quite red, politically. I was surprised and delighted when, a couple of weeks ago, I drove past perhaps 100 students at the local public high school out on the street during school hours, calling for ICE to leave Minneapolis.
I have to think that the decision to allow this met some serious opposition internally at the school, and I’m sure that the argument in favor of the move included the notions of civics, current events, the balance of powers, and the First, Fifth, and Fourteenth Amendments.
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