Planning for a more electric future?
Many homeowners are now planning solar, battery storage, and EV charging together as one integrated energy system. By considering your future energy needs during the design process, you can avoid costly upgrades later and ensure your system is ready to grow with you.
Our team can help you evaluate solar production, battery storage, EV charging, and other electrification goals to create a solution designed for long-term performance.
Enjoy Peace of Mind with Solar + Storage
When you combine solar electricity with battery storage, you can enjoy:
- Back-up power during grid outages.
- Access your solar energy, even when the grid is down.
- Reduced reliance on fossil fuels and aging grid infrastructure.
- Green the Grid by providing renewable energy during times of peak demand.
- Earn money through participation in the utility Connected Solutions program.
- Eligible for 0% financing through MassSave’s HEAT Loan.
- Added benefits for solar projects participating in the SMART incentive program.
Power Your Home. Power Your Drive.
More homeowners are choosing electric vehicles as part of a broader transition to clean energy. Pairing solar with a home EV charger allows you to use the energy generated on your roof to help power the miles ahead.
Whether you’re purchasing your first EV, planning for a future vehicle, or looking to add charging to an existing solar system, our team can help evaluate your electrical infrastructure and recommend the right solution for your home.
Why Install an EV Charger at Home?
- Convenient overnight charging
- Lower transportation fuel costs
- Greater use of your solar energy production
- Faster charging than a standard wall outlet
- Future-ready home electrification
Yes. Your solar system can offset some or all of the electricity used to charge your EV, helping reduce transportation fuel costs and increase your use of clean energy.
Not necessarily. Many homeowners charge their vehicles using solar production and utility net metering. Battery storage can provide additional flexibility and backup power benefits but is not required.
If an electric vehicle is part of your future plans, it’s often beneficial to discuss EV charging during the solar design process. Planning ahead can help ensure your electrical system is prepared for future charging needs.
Yes. We can help homeowners evaluate charging options and determine what electrical upgrades, if any, may be needed to support a home EV charging station.
