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⚠️ Florida Solar Alert: Act Now Before Incentives Disappear

Florida’s booming solar industry is facing its biggest threat yet. A sweeping federal bill—already passed by the House and now in Senate debate—could slash the 30% solar tax credit (ITC) and gut commercial incentives just 60 days after being signed, possibly by July 4th. This change could eliminate tens of thousands of jobs and make solar unaffordable for many homeowners and businesses. In this post, we break down what’s happening, how it affects your solar projects, and what you can do right now to protect your pipeline and help save the solar industry in Florida.

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Battery Resilience: Powering Your Home When the Grid Can't

When storms hit and the grid goes down, battery resilience becomes more than a convenience—it becomes a necessity. In this blog, Solar Installers of Florida explores how advanced battery systems like Tesla Powerwall, Enphase IQ, and Mango Power provide peace of mind and energy independence when you need it most.

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The State of the Solar Market: What Homeowners Need to Know in 2025

As major solar finance companies like Sunnova and Mosaic face growing challenges, Florida homeowners are seeking trusted, long-term partners for their energy needs. In this blog, Solar Installers of Florida breaks down the current state of the solar market and explains why working with a reliable, local contractor is more important than ever.

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Duke Energy’s Short-Lived Rate Reduction: A Temporary Relief Before the Next Hike

Just last week, Duke Energy announced that customers across Florida would see a reduction in their power bills, a decision that initially seemed like great news. But if history—and the energy market—have taught us anything, it’s that these reductions are rarely permanent. In fact, I predict that within months, if not sooner, we will see those rates climb back up, leaving homeowners once again at the mercy of unpredictable energy costs.

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