ReVision Energy, a leading residential solar installer in New England, has grown and evolved with a focus on building a just and equitable electric future. The company prioritizes relationships over transactional marketing, becoming a Certified B Corp and emphasizing employee ownership. With increased demand for installations as tax credits expire, ReVision is meeting customer obligations with a sense of urgency. By focusing on community-driven models, customer engagement, and education, the company has built high customer loyalty and a competitive advantage. Additionally, ReVision's electrical apprenticeship program ensures a skilled workforce for the future of solar projects, despite challenges such as policy changes and tax credit expiration.
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New England kicks off $450M plan to supercharge heat pump adoption
Five New England states have launched the $450 million New England Heat Pump Accelerator initiative to promote energy-efficient, low-emission heat pumps as an alternative to fossil fuels for heating. The goal is to increase adoption of heat pumps in the region, reduce carbon emissions by 2.5 million metric tons by 2030, and support the installation of 580,000 residential heat pumps. Contractors are being incentivized to keep cold-climate air-source heat pumps and heat-pump water heaters in stock, which will lower upfront costs for consumers by $500 to $700 per unit for heat pumps and $200 to $300 per unit for water heaters. These incentives aim to simplify the purchasing process and help lower residents' energy bills while cutting emissions.