A digital twin home is a 3D virtual copy of your real house. It is a smart model of your home on your devices like phone and computers. It shows what is happening in your house. Which things require repair and renovation. Which appliances need inspection and maintenance, and whether the solar system of home […]
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In the U.S., the effort to achieve net-zero homes is gaining momentum. The government is giving special incentives to promote it. Moreover, at the state level, the administration is setting deadlines to get the maximum tax credits to create a state of urgency and immediate action among people to achieve net-zero goals. The Department of
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Los Angeles is sunny almost every day. It gets about 284 sunny days each year. It is a great place for rooftop solar. LADWP is the city’s main power provider. Electricity costs have gone up a lot. Rates rose 72% from 2010 to 2023. Energy bills are now a big worry. L.A. wants a cleaner
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Most people don’t think about home security until something happens. And when it does, they wish they’d done more. The truth? Over half of American households—around 57%—still don’t use any kind of security system. Not because they don’t care. It’s usually because the setup feels like too much. Too expensive. Too technical. Too many steps.
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Imagine gazing out over a peaceful reservoir or a quiet man-made lake — still waters, wide open, seemingly unused. Now picture those same waters quietly generating clean electricity, enough to light up entire communities. No towering turbines. No sprawling solar fields replacing farmland. Just rows of solar panels gently floating, soaking in sunlight. It might
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In 2025, over 4.5 million homes in the U.S. are powered by rooftop panels—and globally, we’re installing over 300 gigawatts of solar capacity each year. But here’s the Rubik’s-cube twist: panels alone don’t guarantee power control. You might be generating plenty of sunshine energy, yet still tapping into the grid when you don’t need to.
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Summer arrives each year, bringing sunshine and warmth. It also brings the inevitable surge in electricity bills as air conditioners work overtime. Many homeowners face the dilemma of maintaining comfort without breaking the budget. Imagine enjoying a cool home even during the hottest days, powered significantly by clean, renewable energy from the sun. Utilizing solar
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Sizing a solar and battery system can feel like solving a puzzle with missing pieces. Too small, and the lights flicker off when the sun dips below the horizon. Too big, and money gets wasted on equipment that sits idle. Getting it right takes some know-how, but it’s not rocket science. This guide breaks down
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