If your solar system is grid-tied, you will have access to the power grid to offset any power that your solar panels do not produce. But when the power goes out, will you have power? The quick answer is no, your solar panels will not be able to power your home or business during a…

Tis the season! The season of net metering, that is. If you are ready to begin your net metering journey as a TECO customer, Solar Bear of Tampa can help you connect your home seamlessly. The first step to solar independence is to have our team perform a complimentary energy audit that will assess your…

Everyone knows that you can save money on electricity by switching to solar power, but where exactly can you put that energy to effective use? Light fixtures and fans are a given since they require minimal energy and will barely dip into your solar reserves, but you can also use that energy to power other…

As the solar industry continues to grow, more and more homeowners are wondering if they need to notify their electricity utility that they are using solar. The answer is: it depends. If you have a grid-tied solar system, you likely will not need to notify your electricity supplier. This is because grid-tied systems are connected…