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Solar 101
How big are solar panels?
A guide to understanding the average solar panel size, the different types available, and the pros and cons of each type.
Energy 101
How many watts does an air conditioner use?
Learn how many watts your AC uses, calculate energy costs, and find tips to save money with this guide to AC wattage.
Energy 101
How many watts does it take to run a house?
Calculate your home’s wattage needs, choose the right solar or backup power system, and save on energy costs — step-by-step with Aurora Solar.
Energy 101
Are “free solar panels” really free?
Discover how solar leases and PPAs work, their benefits, drawbacks, and eligibility so you can decide if “free” solar panels are right for you.
Solar 101
Are solar batteries worth the cost?
Solar battery costs don’t have to be complex. Here’s what to know about solar batteries, their costs, and their average return on investment over time.
EVs
What are the pros and cons of electric cars?
Considering an EV? Let's explore the pros and cons of electric cars, from cutting fuel costs to trouble finding a charging station, to see if it's a good fit.
Solar 101
How do federal solar tax credits work?
Learn how the 30% federal solar tax credit cuts your installation costs, lowers your electric bill, and how to claim it.
Energy 101
Why is my electric bill so high?
Wondering why your electric bill is so high? This guide pinpoints the biggest energy drains in your home and shows you simple fixes to lower your costs.
Energy 101
How many watts does a fridge use?
The kWh usage of a fridge is determined by several factors, including age, size, and energy efficiency ratings.
Energy 101
A guide to peak and off-peak hours for electricity
Learn the differences between peak and off-peak hours to save money on your next electricity bill.
Energy 101
kW vs. kWh: Watts, kilowatts, and kilowatt-hours explained
A kW and a kWh may sound alike, but they’re very different in measuring electricity use. Learn the meanings of both and what they mean for your energy bill.
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