Idaho Homeowners Find Energy Security In Rooftop Solar As Demand and Power Bills Increase
For homeowners, rooftop solar offers a practical way to stabilize electricity costs over the long term. By producing power on-site for 20–25 years or more, they can both reduce the amount of energy purchased at increasing retail rates and mitigate the impacts of power outages.
Power Bills Increasing in Idaho (Plus Best Practices for Using Solar Energy to Minimize Charges)
With utility rates continually increasing in Idaho, rooftop solar is essential for households to mitigate the effects of these increases. Home solar systems offer a powerful way not only to reduce reliance on the electric grid but also to protect yourself from rising power bills.
Commercial Solar: Why Southwest Idaho Businesses Should Go Solar Now
As the federal solar residential investment tax credit (ITC, also Section 25D of the Internal Revenue Code) winds down, many homeowners and industry watchers are asking the same question: Will residential solar still be worth it? The short answer is yes — and perhaps more than ever.
Residential Tax Credits End In December — What Happens Next?
As the federal solar residential investment tax credit (ITC, also Section 25D of the Internal Revenue Code) winds down, many homeowners and industry watchers are asking the same question: Will residential solar still be worth it? The short answer is yes — and perhaps more than ever.
Celebrating Solar Wins (Amid Industry Challenges) on National Clean Energy Week
It’s National Clean Energy Week, and developments in solar energy continue to be made, despite hurdles our industry faces. This progress demonstrates the legitimacy of this technology and the resilience of our industry. Here’s a look at some of the most notable solar energy wins in Idaho and across the U.S.
Southern Idaho Homeowners: Don’t Fall for Low-Ball Pricing Before the Tax Credit Ends
As 2026 looms, several solar sales companies are cutting margins sharply to close as many deals as possible in 2025. But is this a benefit to the consumer? The short answer is no. Let’s explore the expected fallout after December 31st for those choosing a slightly less expensive initial option for a long-term headache.
Powering the Future: EGT Solar’s Installation at Whittier Elementary
EGT Solar has installed solar panels and a robust monitoring system at Whittier Elementary School in Boise, Idaho. The system is projected to offset roughly 53 percent of the school’s energy needs. This means reduced carbon emissions and lower electricity bills, with the school projected to save an estimated $14,560 in the first year alone. Thanks to expected energy savings and incentives, the system will pay for itself in 12 years or less.
EGT Solar Recognized by Solar Power World as a 2025 Top Solar Contractor
We’re proud to share that EGT Solar has once again been recognized in Solar Power World’s prestigious listings for this year’s Top Solar Contractors. EGT is ranked at No. 292 in the nation, having installed 2,008.4 KW of solar power in 2024. This makes us Idaho’s top locally owned residential installer.
Now Is the Time for Idahoans to Go Solar
As Idaho’s trusted solar partner since 2009, EGT Solar has helped thousands of homeowners take control of their energy future. But in 2025, the urgency to act has never been greater. Here’s why waiting could cost you, and why now is the smartest time to go solar.
Solar Success Story: Powering Bogus Basin with Clean Energy
This is the story of our partnership with Bogus Basin, where clean energy, outdoor adventure, and community collaboration intersect. It’s a project that’s been in the making since 2023, and demonstrates why solar energy is a major win, both for the Treasure Valley and the mountain communities surrounding us.
