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The grid doesn't have a power problem. It has a peak demand problem.

Instead of investing billions in new infrastructure for just ~50 peak hours a year, utilities should first tap into the rooftop solar and batteries homeowners already have. Spoiler: it can handle it.

Right now, Massachusetts has a chance to get this right with H.5175. Utilities should have to prove distributed energy *can’t* meet peak demand before investing in expensive upgrades that raise your rates.

If you live in MA, contact your state senator and urge them to include policies that prioritize solar, batteries, and virtual power plants over costly grid upgrades → https://energysage.biz/46HE19j

The wrong solar contract — or the wrong solar installer — can cost you.

One of the most powerful women in solar, Martyna Kowalczyk of Solartime - Solar Solutions for your Home in Texas on why education is the most important part of home energy decisions.

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For decades, global conflicts have influenced what Americans pay for energy.

But today, the path to home energy independence is becoming clearer: solar, batteries, EVs, and electrified homes that give people more control over their bills.

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