Solar Panels
The Easiest Way To Lower Your Electric Bill
Energy costs continue to rise and for many homeowners, lowering their electric bill is a huge priority. The best way to reduce your utility bill permanently is by making the switch to a solar energy system with solar panels.
However, if you haven’t considered moving away from traditional grid-supplied electricity before, switching to solar energy can feel overwhelming.
Advanced Solar makes it easy to take control of your energy costs by making the switch to solar. We’re here to walk you through the process from start to finish and explain everything you need to know about solar.
Solar Panel Systems
Solar Panel Articles
Have questions about the process of switching to solar energy? Our blog resources are a great place to start. It’s where we share energy-saving tips, insights into the solar installation process, and answer our customers’ questions.
Solar-Powered Irrigation: A Game-Changer for Water Management in Agriculture
Solar Panel Recycling: Sustainable Practices for End-of-Life Solar Panels
Solar Energy in Extreme Climates: How Panels Perform
Solar Power and Sustainable Living: How Solar Panels Contribute to Eco-Friendly Lifestyles
How Will Going Solar Save Me Money?
Why Apartment Complexes Are Choosing To Go Solar
Alignment Matters: How To Get The Most Out Of Your Solar Panels
Selling A Home With Solar Panels
Solar Energy Incentives For Indiana
Building A Bright Future
Did you know the new solar tax credit has been extended through 2032? Click below to learn about relevant solar tax incentives for Indiana that you can take advantage of this year!
Our Service Areas
Solar Power for North Central Indiana
We’re proud to bring the power of solar energy to Kosciusko, Elkhart, St. Joseph, LaGrange, Noble, Whitley, Huntington, Wabash, Miami, Cass, Fulton and Marshall counties.
How Do Solar Panels Work?
Solar panels work by allowing photons (particles of light) to release electrons from atoms in order to generate a flow of electricity. These panels are made up of many smaller photovoltaic cells linked together and create an electric field using semiconducting materials like silicon, phosphorus, and boron.
Solar panels then generate a direct current (DC) which an inverter converts to alternating current (AC) power you can use to power any electrical device in your home.
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