January 8, 2021
In the depths of a tough New England Winter, my spirit is lifted by knowing that every day we enjoy about two minutes more sunlight than the day before. Despite the incredible challenges of 2020, we begin the new year full of gratitude, hope and optimism for the future. As is so often the case… Read more
Tucked into the massive Covid relief package passed by Congress (and finally signed by the President) is a provision that extends the solar investment tax credit (ITC) at a rate 26% for two more years! Prior to the passing of the bill, the ITC was scheduled to drop from 26% to 22% at the start of 2021. Now, both… Read more
January 4, 2021
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) is one of the world’s leading climate change research and education institutions, and in the past few years they’ve taken huge steps to reduce their own carbon footprint. In 2018 ReVision installed 517 solar panels for WHOI at the Fye and McLean research facilities, and this past fall completed Phase… Read more
December 29, 2020
Sometimes it’s good to take your work home with you! Our amazing team of co-owners works hard to help you transition to clean energy every day of the work week, but they’re not just our fellow co-workers… they’re also ReVision customers! That’s right, in 2020, 16 of our super solar-slinging champions invested in solar, heat… Read more
December 9, 2020
A report conducted by Synapse Energy Economics on the economic, environmental, and societal impacts of small-scale solar in New England joins a wide body of evidence demonstrating that solar has tangible benefits for all electricity ratepayers, and not just those who use solar power. Looking at 2014 – 2019 data released by the grid operator… Read more
December 8, 2020
When they were looking to downsize, Carol Voloshin wanted their new home to be near water, and her partner Dan DiPiro wanted a net-zero house. So they found a little plot of land right on the Contoocook river in Concord, New Hampshire, and decided to build the net-zero home of their dreams. And… Read more
December 3, 2020
Jen and Ethan Gray are both schoolteachers and live with their children in Stoneham, MA. They had always wanted to use solar energy to reduce their carbon footprint, but for a long time they believed it was out of their price range. Luckily, after talking to some of their friends, they got in touch with… Read more
December 2, 2020