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Make electricity at home
Solar panels produce electricity during daylight hours. Your home can use that energy, reducing the amount purchased from the utility.
PENNSYLVANIA RESIDENTIAL SOLAR
The sun is free.
Your electricity doesn't have to cost so much.
Discover whether solar could help reduce your reliance on utility electricity—with clear explanations, real numbers, and personal guidance from a local solar professional.
No obligation. No guaranteed savings claims. Eligibility varies.
Phil KatulkaYour local Solar PRO®
01Understand your bill
See where your electricity costs come from.
02Explore your options
Learn how residential solar PPAs work.
03Get a personal review
Find out whether your home is a good fit.
SOLAR, WITHOUT THE CONFUSION
How it works
Solar isn't one-size-fits-all. Here are the essentials.
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Stay connected to the grid
Your utility still serves your home. Pennsylvania net metering can credit eligible excess solar generation, subject to program rules.
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Know your solar rate
With a PPA, you pay for solar electricity under an agreement with a starting rate and any scheduled increases. Utility charges may remain.
MEET YOUR SOLAR GUIDE
Hi, I'm Phil.
I'm Phil Katulka, a Pennsylvania residential solar specialist and the person behind Solar PRO®. I believe homeowners deserve straight answers about solar—how it works, what it costs, and when it does or doesn't make sense.
I'll help you understand the numbers before you make a decision. No pressure, just a real conversation.
Talk with Phil →☕ COFFEE & KILOWATTS
Electricity news, without the jargon.
Google is planning 20 years ahead. Should homeowners?
Google's long-term power agreement supporting upgrades at Pennsylvania's Limerick nuclear plant is a reminder that planning for future electricity needs matters. A residential solar PPA is a different type of agreement, but it can also provide a defined pricing schedule.
An educational comparison, not a guarantee of future utility prices or solar savings.
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