Solar Legislation
Why Solar Is Still a Smart Investment
—Now That Federal Incentives Have Ended For years, federal incentives helped accelerate the adoption of solar energy across the United States. The federal residential solar tax credit ended Dec. 31, 2025, and many homeowners are asking the same question: “Is solar still worth it?” The short answer is yes—and in many cases, more than ever.…
Read MoreDuke & TECO Storm Recovery Charges
Public Service Commission (PSC) has approved storm recovery charges submitted by Duke Energy and Tampa Electric Company (TECO) to offset expenses incurred during the 2024 hurricane season.
Read MoreUnderstanding Solar Panel Rights in Florida HOAs
HOAs may have guidelines that regulate the aesthetics or placement of solar panels. It is important to understand that although HOAs can impose certain restrictions, they cannot completely prohibit the installation of solar panels.
Read MoreWhat is the Florida Solar Rights Act?
HOAs and local governing bodies can impose certain restrictions, provided they do not significantly increase costs, reduce efficiency, or restrict the placement of solar panels.
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