In our journey as a B-Corp, we’ve learned that doing the right thing for people and the planet often ends up being a good financial decision, too. For our customers and champions, this means lower solar panel cost. We have fostered a long-term, mutually beneficial relationship with solar manufacturer, REC, and are excited to say… Read more

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (December 14, 2016)—Maine could greatly increase private-sector investment in clean energy, while spurring job creation and economic growth, by creating a “green bank,” according to a study released today by the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS), in coordination with the Northeast Solar Energy Market Coalition (NESEMC). Green banks are public or quasi-public finance… Read more

Two weeks removed from a very polarizing 2016 election season, many in the Solar Industry are optimistic about its continued growth. This optimism stems from Solar’s sound economics, years of steady growth in the face of regional opposition, and strong scientific facts that make clean, renewable energy the clear choice for many businesses and homeowners…. Read more

There are very few true ‘win wins’ in the energy challenges facing society. Luckily for all of us, solar is one of those few things, where when one someone installs it, everyone wins. Some incredible solar factoids: For every 1kw you install, your solar panels will directly benefit other electric ratepayers by $4,000 (offset of market… Read more

Solar group buying program open Aug 1- Dec 31, 2016 in Kittery, Eliot, York, and South Berwick, Maine ReVision Energy is excited to announce a new partnership with Seacoast Area Renewable Energy Initiative (SEAREI) and the KEYS towns – Kittery, Eliot, York and South Berwick, Maine – Solarize Seacoast Maine! What is Solarize? Solarize efforts are a… Read more

ReVision Energy is now an authorized installer under the Mass Solar Loan program. Backed by the MassCEC, the Solar Loan allows us to offer another option for Massachusetts homeowners looking to finance and own their solar project. The program also helps to make solar investments more feasible for those with low and moderate income and credit scores, with… Read more

We already talked about the huge news that the 26% federal solar tax credit was extended through 2021. Less buzzworthy, but also important, was the extension of a tax credit on Electric Vehicle Charging Stations that applies retroactively and also forward to the end of 2016. A credit of up to $7,500 for new electric… Read more