Solar Learning Center

The overall costs of solar panels have dropped 67% percent since 2010 saving homeowners more money than ever before. Most of our clients see a whopping 35% reduction in their energy costs.

Cost per watt is simply a way to ‘normalize’ the total cost of solar installation. Essentially, the cost per watt is the total price of the installation of the system divided by its wattage capacity, to give you a clear number of how much money you are paying for each watt you are receiving.

The growth of the solar panel industry is undeniable, when compared to other technologies in the share of total U.S. electrical generation, solar has risen from just 0.1% in 2010 to 5% today. As the popularity is growing, the cost is shrinking.