Posts from Thomas on the projects we take on, the energy picture in our valley, and what solar looks like in northwest Montana.
With a new administration now in office as of January 2025, there has been uncertainty surrounding the sustainability economy and its stakeholders.
Editor’s note: the 30% federal tax credit for homeowners ended for systems installed after December 31, 2025. See our Montana solar incentives guide for 2026.
Earlier this month our local utility company Flathead Electric Cooperative (FEC) was selected to participate in a national initiative designed to increase…
For the average citizen, ignoring the implications of a changing climate has become an impossibility.
A recent article posted by the Department of Energy explored a scam that could impact consumers with potential interest in Solar.
One of the greatest parts of living in the Flathead Valley is finding the many wonderful people doing righteous work in our community.
Today is a day to celebrate our planet, showcase support for environmental activism and continue the progress that we have been striving for worldwide in…
In a time in which catastrophic climate events are growing in severity and frequency, the general concern for environmentalism and growth in sustainability…
In a time of great need for increased investment in renewable energy, the green energy economy continues to grow in the United States.
Here in the state of Montana, renewable energy systems have been growing in popularity for residential and commercial property owners.
When people think of the economy in the state of Montana, the overwhelming majority of people will think of resource extraction.
When the United States Congress passed the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, they changed the landscape of sustainability in the United States forever.
For the overwhelming majority of businesses, both big and small, the bottom line is of top concern.
Investing in solar energy can initially be a daunting task for residential and commercial property owners.
In the summer of 2021, Mariah Joos, owner of Nelson’s Hardware in Whitefish, Montana realized her dream of utilizing renewable energy sources as means of…