Unlock Up to 80% in Federal Incentives: The 2025 Solar Tax Credit Just Got Bigger
The federal Solar Tax Credit in 2025 is about to become even more valuable for homeowners looking to switch to clean energy. Thanks to a recent announcement by Enphase Energy, combined with strategic tax planning through the Solar Tax Max™ Plan by Solar Tax Pros, eligible homeowners may now unlock up to 80% in federal […]
How to Sue a Solar Company: Your Complete Legal Guide
At SolarLawFirm.us, we specialize in helping homeowners who have been misled, overcharged, or outright scammed by solar companies. If you’re facing ongoing payments for a system that doesn’t deliver what was promised—or worse, one that was never installed properly—we’re here to help you take action. When Can You Sue a Solar Company? You may have […]
Global Average Solar LCOE Reached $0.043/kWh in 2024, Says IRENA
Solar Energy Remains the Most Cost-Competitive Source Worldwide According to the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), the global average Levelized Cost of Electricity (LCOE) for utility-scale solar PV dropped to $0.043 per kilowatt-hour (kWh) in 2024, reaffirming solar energy’s dominance as the world’s most affordable electricity source. IRENA’s Key Insights from the Report IRENA’s new […]
Shine Solar Shutdown: What It Means for You & How Solar Law Firm Can Help
When a solar company like Shine Solar shuts down, customers are often left confused and frustrated. Who do you contact for support? Are your warranties still valid? And what happens to your loan? At Solar Law Firm, we’re here to protect your rights and your investment. If your solar provider has gone out of business, […]
U.S. Solar Landscape Shifts: Legal Guidance to Secure Your Project
1. Interior Secretary Now Reviewing All Federal-Area Solar Projects A recent directive requires Secretary Doug Burgum to personally sign off on every solar (and wind) project on federal land or waters Clean Energy Experts+3biscred+3Power Solar+3The Washington Post+2AP News+2AP News+2.What this means: Projects face weeks or even months of added review—delaying timelines and risking eligibility for tax […]
Proposed GOP Bill Could Eliminate 30% Solar Tax Credit—Here’s What You Need to Know
The 30% federal solar tax credit, a key driver of residential solar growth in the United States, is now under threat. A new tax and spending bill proposed by House Republicans aims to repeal the residential clean energy credit by the end of this year. This move could significantly affect homeowners, the solar workforce, and […]
How Solar Companies Went Out of Business in 2024 USA: What You Need to Know
The year 2024 was a turbulent one for the U.S. solar industry. Several solar companies—some of which were once considered industry leaders—unexpectedly shut down, leaving thousands of homeowners confused, frustrated, and vulnerable. From supply chain struggles to financial mismanagement and shifting government policies, a variety of factors played a role in these closures. In this […]
ADT Solar (SunPro) Shuts Down — What Homeowners Need to Know
ADT Solar, formerly known as SunPro Solar, has officially exited the residential solar market, leaving thousands of homeowners confused and concerned about the future of their solar systems. If you’re one of them, this article explains what happened, what your rights are, and how Solar Law Firm can help. From SunPro to ADT Solar: A […]
Trump Administration Proposes Overhaul of Clean Energy Tax Credits — What It Means for Solar Homeowners
What’s Changing Under the proposed plan, the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) for solar energy could be reduced or restructured. This credit has played a vital role in helping homeowners and businesses go solar by offering up to 30% in federal tax savings. In addition, incentives for electric vehicles and heat pumps may face new restrictions […]
California Lawmakers Move to Protect Existing Solar Contracts in AB 942
On July 15, 2025, California’s Senate Energy, Utilities and Communications Committee approved key amendments to AB 942, ensuring that existing net energy metering (NEM) contracts remain intact—even when a property changes ownership. This decision represents a significant win for solar homeowners and reflects the state’s commitment to honoring long-standing energy agreements. Why the Change Matters […]
