Posts by Sasha
Harnessing the Sun: Understanding the Solar Tax Credit for Nonprofits
By Myriam Scally, Everybody Solar Nonprofits have always been the backbone of positive change, and at Everybody Solar, we believe in empowering these changemakers through sustainable solutions. As our society moves towards renewable energy sources, understanding the Federal Solar Tax Credit is crucial for nonprofits seeking to make a difference while being mindful of their…
Read MoreCan solar panels be recycled?
Yes, solar panels can be recycled. With the increasing adoption of solar energy, there’s a growing concern about what happens to solar panels once they reach the end of their lifespan, typically after 25-30 years. Recycling is seen as a sustainable solution to manage the disposal of these panels. Constructed from silicon, glass, aluminum, and…
Read More15 Practical Tips to Boost Energy Efficiency at Home
In a world increasingly aware of environmental concerns, adopting energy-efficient practices is not only crucial for sustainability but can also lead to substantial cost savings. From upgrading appliances to simple lifestyle changes, here are 15 practical tips to help you boost energy efficiency at home and make a positive impact on both the planet and…
Read MoreUnderstanding the Lifespan of Solar Panels: How Long Do They Last?
Solar panels have become a familiar sight on rooftops and in fields, harnessing the power of the sun to generate electricity. But just like any technology, they don’t last forever. So, how long can you expect your solar panels to keep producing clean, renewable energy? What Is the Lifespan of Solar Panels? The lifespan of…
Read MoreLithium-ion battery: its impact and environmental issues
Lithium-ion batteries, commonly used for solar energy storage, have raised several ethical and environmental concerns: Environmental Impact: Lithium extraction, vital for these batteries, can be highly detrimental to the environment. It has the potential to pollute water sources and divert water away from essential uses like farming. Human Rights and Conflict Minerals: The supply chain…
Read MoreDo solar panels generate energy at night?
Introduction: When it comes to renewable energy, solar panels often take center stage. These sleek, sun-soaking devices harness the power of sunlight to generate electricity. But what happens when the sun goes down? Do solar panels continue to work their magic in the dark? Let’s explore the fascinating world of solar energy and find out…
Read MoreLeading the Charge: Countries Embracing Solar Power
In the quest for clean energy, solar photovoltaic (PV) technology has emerged as a promising solution, using sunlight to generate electricity. With the world facing climate challenges and the urgent need to shift to cleaner energy sources, let’s explore which countries are taking the lead in adopting solar PV. We’ll look at the standout nations…
Read MoreWhat You Need to Know Before Going Solar
In recent years, a sunny revolution has been sweeping across the United States as more and more people are turning to solar energy by installing solar panels on their roofs. The demand for solar panels has skyrocketed, and it’s no wonder why – harnessing the power of the sun is not only environmentally friendly but…
Read MoreSolar Panels: a Closer Look at the Cost
Solar panels have gained immense popularity in recent years as an eco-friendly and cost-effective way to generate electricity. However, one common concern many people have is whether solar panels are expensive. The cost of solar energy can vary depending on various factors, but let’s take a closer look at the overall expenses involved in going…
Read MoreSupport Everybody Solar and fight climate change
At Everybody Solar we bring nonprofits and solar energy together. By helping install solar panels for various organizations across the nation we help those in need gain access to the services nonprofits provide. Since more funds that usually go toward electricity are transferred to the services, more people can get support. Everybody Solar wants current and…
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