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Tesla Powerwall 3 Now Compatible With Powerwall 2
TayCo Electric & Solar Announces Official Partnership with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital®
TayCo Electric & Solar Brings Electrical and Solar Expertise to Dominica
Solar Backup Power Explained: Why Most Systems Shut Down During Outages
How Reliable Is the North Carolina Power Grid for Commercial Facilities?
TayCo Wires 2026 Charlotte St. Jude Dream Home
Generac Generator Installation by a Trusted Local Expert
Solar News: The Pine Gate Collapse and What It Signals for the Southeast Solar Market
New Construction Electrical Wiring for the St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway
South Carolina Raises Net Metering Limits: What Commercial Customers Need to Know in 2026
Power That Doesn’t Flinch: TayCo’s Hybrid Generator + Battery Microgrid Install
Commercial Solar Tax Credits 2025-2027: What North Carolina Businesses Need to Know
Now Available in Charlotte: The New Generac PWRcell® 2
TayCo Team Brings Back Insights from RE+ 2025
Understanding Duke Energy’s PowerPair Net Metering Capacity Update
If you’re a homeowner considering solar energy through Duke Energy’s PowerPair program, it’s important to be aware of recent updates affecting available incentives, particularly regarding the Net Metering option. Here’s....
Don’t Miss Out: The Residential Solar Tax Credit Ends in 2025
If you’ve been thinking about installing solar panels for your home, the time to act is now. The Federal Residential Clean Energy Credit (Section 25D), commonly known as the solar....
Duke Energy Expands Power Manager Battery Control Program to South Carolina
Duke Energy has officially launched its Power Manager® Battery Control program in South Carolina, offering homeowners with solar and battery systems a new way to earn monthly bill credits while....
What is Solar Energy and how do solar panels work?
Solar energy works by capturing the sun’s energy and turning it into electricity for your home or business. Our sun is a natural nuclear reactor. It releases tiny packets of....
2020 Tax Credit Stepping Down
At the beginning of 2020, The Federal Solar ITC (tax credit) will begin to step down. At Tayco, we have found there is a lot of confusing information being delivered....
Apple to Go Carbon Neutral By 2030
As the world continues towards the irreversible effects of climate change, countries like Germany, The Netherlands, and France are setting goals towards decelerating and mitigating the constant stream of heat-trapping....
New Mexico Utility to Rely 100 Percent on Renewable Energy and Battery Storage
Wednesday morning, the New Mexico Public regulation Commission unanimously voted to transition the major utility PNM to total reliance on renewable energy. The decision was motivated by a state mandate....
National Bank CIT moving forward with 108 Mega-Watt solar project
The solar industry is constantly shifting, and at times it can be difficult to get a read on the trajectory. That is why it is so nice to see large....
How Much Further Can Solar Advance? Is it Worth it To Wait?
With a dynamic industry such as the energy sector, constant changes in technology, efficiency, and manufacturing dictate how a market responds and plans for the future. It makes sense; why....
Black Turbine Blades Reduced Bird Mortality By 72%
Despite the environmental benefits we get from using the wind to generate renewable energy, there was always a somewhat depressing side effect that left environmentalists slightly torn when advocating for....
Creative Accounting as Duke Energy NC Aims to Revamp Their Grid: Implications for Duke Customers
The first round of hearings regarding Duke’s $2.3 Billion plan to upgrade their grid have concluded, revealing their approach to fund such a project. Duke is attempting to use something....
Planning The Future of Energy: Renewables vs Nuclear
In recent decades, nuclear energy has been approached with some cautious optimism as a bridge between fossil-fuel consumption and renewable energy production. Although controversial for their dangerous properties, radioactive elements....
Energy Analysis Finds Renewables Cut Australia’s Emissions More Than Covid
In Australia, a record renewable electricity generation of 26.5% of five of the total nations states total consumption was recorded at the end of September. This analysis was conducted by....
How Cost Effective Are Solar Panels In Different Regions?
A new study conducted by DOE’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) documents how solar looks as an investment in various regions across the U.S. While the study intentionally omits and....
What You Need to Know About Duke’s Rebate Program (2021)
Dukes solar rebate programs has been facilitating the decision to go solar for homeowners in NC for years. For an average system, the rebate allows the recouping of approximately 20%....
