Enact Systems is proud to announce we will be exhibiting our solar software platform at Intersolar North America and Energy Storage North America this year in Long Beach, California. You can find us at booth number 1825 from February 14-16. Intersolar’s annual...
Enact’s platform is making it easy for users to model NEM 3.0 rates. In December, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) approved the much anticipated Net Energy Metering (NEM 3.0), which brings significant changes for homeowners and businesses installing solar PV systems in California.
If you’re one of the 39% of American homeowners seriously considering solar it is important to understand the timeline. Going solar can be a great investment for both your wallet and the planet. Enact Systems is an all-in-one digital service that helps homeowners go...
You might be thinking about going solar, which is great news. Going solar can save money on utility bills, reduce your carbon footprint and increase the value of your home. But going solar involves a lot of scientific and technical jargon. It might look complicated —...
As the U.S. transitions toward a greener economy, many households and businesses have considered or will consider going solar. There are many advantages — to both one’s wallet and the planet — of installing a photovoltaic (PV) system.
Solar energy is already the fastest growing and most affordable new source of electricity in the U.S., according to the Department of Energy.
Solar panels can increase the value of your home or property. A solar system can help save or even make you thousands of dollars.
Solar panels can increase the value of your home or property. A solar system can help save or even make you thousands of dollars.
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The new NEM 3.0 would reduce the value of NEM credits dramatically, a 75% or more reduction to about $.08/kWh. For new solar customers, this cuts expected savings by 50% or more and extends the average payback period from 5 years to 9 years. There are new incentives for customers to include a battery with their solar system. Using excess solar energy to charge a battery and strategically discharge it during times of peak grid stress can receive higher NEM credits.
