Uncovering the Truth: How Systemic Corruption and Deceit are Plaguing the Solar Industry 

Have you ever considered making the switch to solar energy, but found yourself confused and frustrated by the process? With so many companies offering seemingly similar quotes and promises, it can be difficult to know who to trust and who is truly offering the best deal. But what if the problem goes deeper than that?

What if, instead of just facing a lack of transparency from individual companies, the entire solar industry is plagued by systemic corruption and deceit?

It is a showdown in the streets, like a scene straight out of an old western movie. On one side, you have the utilities, trying to protect their profits as an increased number of homeowners adopt rooftop solar. The utilities’ current business model does not account for revenue from net metering, which is a system that allows homeowners with solar panels to sell excess energy back to the grid.

As more homeowners adopt rooftop solar, utilities are losing money as their current business model does not account for any revenue from net metering. To protect their profits, utilities have turned to legislation to change the rules on net metering. 

Are you considering going solar in San Antonio, but unsure of the best way to finance your installation? Have you heard stories of hidden costs and long payoffs, but do not know where they are coming from? The truth is many solar companies are keeping a secret from homeowners – dealer fees. These fees can inflate loan balances and extend payoffs, but do you know how to avoid them and find the best financing option for your solar installation?

As a homeowner in San Antonio, you may have heard the term “net-metering” thrown around when researching solar energy options. But what exactly is net metering and how does it work? The San Antonio electric company has a net-metering policy in place that allows homeowners with solar panels to sell the excess energy they produce back to the grid.

This means that for every watt of energy, your solar panels produce, you receive a credit of one watt from the utility company.

Are you concerned about the degradation of solar panels? Are you worried that your solar panels would lose their efficiency over time? As a homeowner in San Antonio, you are not alone in your concerns. With the increasing popularity of solar energy, many homeowners are questioning the longevity of their solar panels.

But what exactly is solar panel degradation and how can it be prevented? In this article, we will explore the issue of degraded solar panels and uncover the best solution to overcome this concern.

Going solar is one of the biggest decisions a homeowner can make. But in San Antonio, homeowners may not even realize they have a choice. With the city’s utility company being a monopoly, many residents assume that getting an electricity connection to the grid is the only option. But what if we told you that switching to solar energy is not only a viable option, but is also an easier decision than you may think?

In today’s world, solar energy is becoming increasingly popular as a way to save money on electricity bills and do our part to protect the environment. However, with the rise of solar energy, there are also many misconceptions and misunderstandings about the industry. One of the most common misconceptions is that door-to-door solar salespeople are not to be trusted. But is this really the case?

Solar panels have become an increasingly popular option for homeowners in San Antonio looking to reduce their energy costs. However, a recent trend has emerged where some homeowners are starting to feel less of a sense of urgency to buy solar panels because of a false cause – the belief that electricity rates have come down.

Over a year ago I took the plunge and went solar. After several months of consistently getting zero electric bills and flat solar payments, I decided to help spread the solar revolutions by joining Powur PBC. While I was learning the ropes of how to sell the solar opportunity, I stumbled upon a dark secret that most solar companies don’t want you to know!