by john | Feb 13, 2020 | carbon footprint, clean energy, Efficiency NS, renewable energy
Solar Ascent Joins One Percent For the Planet Solar Ascent is thrilled to announce our partnership with the charitable organization One Percent for the Planet (1%FTP). What this means is that 1% of our annual sales will be donated to local environmental initiatives of...
by kate | Apr 22, 2019 | carbon footprint, clean energy
10 Amazing Green Initiatives in Nova Scotia Happy Earth Day everyone!! Usually on the blog, we share information about our passion, solar energy, but the foundation of that passion is our desire to help create a greener and more sustainable way of living. We feel so...
by kate | Apr 3, 2019 | carbon footprint, clean energy
These Products Will Optimize Your Solar Energy Output While a solar energy system is hands down the best way to save big on both your energy use and power bill, there are some simple things you can do to take the savings even further! In this post, we shared five ways...
by kate | Mar 6, 2019 | clean energy, financing, rebate, renewable energy, solar assessment
We’ve written before about the solar energy rebates and incentive programs currently available in Nova Scotia as well as the financial savings of switching to solar, and now we’ve added another way for you to enjoy the benefits! We’re so excited to announce our new...
by kate | Feb 27, 2019 | clean energy, renewable energy, solar assessment, Solar Technology
Understanding Our Solar Technologies We’ve written a lot on the blog about the overall benefits and need-to-know information about solar energy, but today we wanted to take a deeper dive into the technologies we use. We’ve partnered with some of the best solar...
by kate | Feb 20, 2019 | clean energy, Efficiency NS, financing, Solar Technology
5 Solar Energy Myths There are a lot of misconceptions about solar energy so today, we wanted to clear up five of the most common ones we hear. The installation costs negate the financial benefits. Sure, solar can save you money in the long run, but a common concern...
