Solar panels tend to come in a standard size. However,here is no one-size-fits-all answer to determining how many you’ll need to meet your energy requirements and ensure your system is properly installed and efficiently working. Typical residential solar panel dimensions are about 65 inches long by 39 inches wide. The efficiency and output of each panel play a huge role …
How many solar panels do I need to offset my PG&E bill?
This blog has been updated to include important information about some proposed changes to regulations for home stems. One of the primary reasons people install solar panels is to save money. More specifically, people are looking to off-set their monthly PG&E bill. However, a new Net Energy Metering policy (NEM 3.0) could significantly increase the overall cost of installing solar …
No Payments Until 2023!
We know there are many options for a homeowner to purchase a solar energy system. At A.M. Sun Solar we do everything we can to come up with an energy solution that works for you. It is a big decision to make, and it is important to note that switching to solar should not cost more than your electricity bill. …
What is the Best Direction for Solar Panels?
There is a lot to consider when you are in the market to purchase or lease a solar energy system for your home or business. It is important to consider the directionality of your roof. The face of your roof, where a solar system can be installed, is a main determinant of how many panels are needed, what size, and …
Save Money On Your Summer Bills!
PG&E customers continue to see rising rates in California. Are you ready for your summer electric bills? Electricity prices are continuing to increase in California, and it’s not looking like that will change anytime soon. With a consistent increase of about 3% each year over the past decade, it has left many people wondering what they can do to make …
Do Solar Panels Work At Night?
This is a question many ask when first considering the switch to solar. Technically, the answer to this question is no. Solar panels aren’t producing energy at night. However, your solar panel system can be set up to allow for surplus energy production throughout the day to indirectly provide energy at night. There are two indirect ways your solar panel …