Solar Panels

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All About Solar Panels

revision installed REC solar panelsWith so many solar panels on the market, what’s the best choice for your home? Do you decide based on performance, warranty, or cost? — or all of the above?

The experts at ReVision Energy aim to make the decision easy for you. We carry a range of solar panel options for your home (as well as associated inverter technology) to meet your solar electricity goals.

We’ve been installing solar electric (also, photovoltaic, or PV) arrays in Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts since the early 2000s, when solar panel sizes were very modest and systems were only suited for remote locations where grid connections were not possible. Since solar panels have gotten much more efficient – and have dropped in cost by over 75% – you can power your entire home with solar panels.

See how much you could save with solar panels.

Want to dive deeper into solar panels? Explore our other resources!

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How do Solar Panels Work?
Learn about how solar panels create electricity from sunlight.
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How to Compare Solar Panels
Learn about technical solar panel terms to better understand how to compare different solar panels.
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Solar Panels Offered by ReVision Energy
Learn about what solar panels you will get from ReVision Energy and their benefits.
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Additional Solar Panel Resources
Buying a Home with Solar Panels
Buying a home with solar panels already installed is a smart investment, lowering your carbon footprint and saving you money on electric bills.
How Partially Offsetting Your Electric Bill Still Saves You Money
Investing in solar saves money and contributes to a sustainable future, even with less than 100% offset on your electricity bills. Explore the long-term financial and environmental benefits of partial-offset solar solutions.
Understanding Solar Payback Period
Learn about your solar payback period - the amount of time it takes for you to “break even” on your solar investment. Our guide walks you through the calculations, implications, and how it can help determine the long-term value of your solar project.