Hi Paul here, the owner of Solar Generation. At trying times like this, I would like to simply state that we are doing what we can to serve our past, current and future customers as best we can. As the...
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Solar Generation Receives 2020 Recognition In an effort to help New York homeowners during the solar research and purchase process, the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) has developed a designation that recognizes solar installers...
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100 Ways to Reverse Global Warming Two years ago I bought Solar Generation to do my bit towards addressing global warming and also to promote our country’s future energy security. I’d like to take this opportunity to share my thoughts...
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What is community solar and why do I need it? A Q&A with Paul McMenemy about community solar arrays in the Hudson Valley.
Fall 2019 is the best time to go SOLAR for home and business owners in the central and mid-Hudson Valley. Take advantage of grants & tax credits dropping soon.
Wondering why your electric bill is higher this month? New York state officials recently approved a yearly rate hike every year until 2021. Central Hudson increased their delivery charge as of July.
Starbucks is making moves to go solar in many of their Texas stores. They have partnered with a company called Cypress Creek, and they are working together to build a solar project large enough for 360 of their...
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Solar Generation met with the Saugerties planning board last month, requesting approval for two community solar arrays in the area. The main purpose of these community projects is that it will allow homeowners (and even renters) the chance...
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IKEA just announced that they will be adding 1.26 MW of solar on their future store in Norfolk, Virginia. “The 331,000-square-foot IKEA Norfolk store will be built on 19 acres on the northwestern corner of Interstate 64 and...
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This is not a typo: your Central Hudson electric bill is now 20% more. Central Hudson has quietly increased their residential rate from $0.13 per kWh to $0.154 per kWh, effective now. Now is the time to go...
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