Your Energy Footprint with Robin Saidov Robin Saidov

On this episode, I talk about what my experience has been like having solar. We're almost four months in!
I'll give another update in a few months towards the end of the summer.

On this episode, I go over a few of the top questions you may have before purchasing an EV. 
Did I miss anything? Send me a note, and let me know!
Also, stay tuned for more consulting options in the next few months if you'd like more support to determine if solar is a good, economic choice for your home.
If you're interested in investing in rooftop solar to reduce your own carbon emissions AND you want to save money by locking in your electricity rate, then check out the Residential Solar Masterclass for Homeowners.
Your Energy Footprint provides unbiased information based on my 20 years of experience in the energy industry.
We are not affiliated with any solar installers.
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On this weeks episodes, I cover a few reasons to consider heat pumps when you need to replace your heating and cooling systems.
Here's the link to the NYTimes article about adoption in Maine.
Here's a link to additional resources to get started if you live in Connecticut. If you live outside of Connecticut, then your local utility may have resources to help you get started.
Also, stay tuned for more consulting options in the next few months if you'd like more support to determine if solar is a good, economic choice for your home.
If you're interested in investing in rooftop solar to reduce your own carbon emissions AND you want to save money by locking in your electricity rate, then check out the Residential Solar Masterclass for Homeowners.
Your Energy Footprint provides unbiased information based on my 20 years of experience in the energy industry.
We are not affiliated with any solar installers.
Where to find me:
Website
Instagram
LinkedIn

Since we celebrate Earth Day in April, the theme of this month's episodes will be the steps we can all take to make a direct impact on Climate Change.
On this episode, I'm talking about "Electrification of Everything" and why it really will make a difference in the long run.
Also, stay tuned for more consulting options in the next few months if you'd like more support to determine if solar is a good, economic choice for your home.
If you're interested in investing in rooftop solar to reduce your own carbon emissions AND you want to save money by locking in your electricity rate, then check out the Residential Solar Masterclass for Homeowners.
Your Energy Footprint provides unbiased information based on my 20 years of experience in the energy industry.
We are not affiliated with any solar installers.
Where to find me:
Website
Instagram
LinkedIn

In this episode, I talk through factors that are key to whether or not solar is likely to be economic for you and give the list of states where it's likely to be a good fit based on my very high level analysis.
What do you think? Agree or disagree? Let me know!
If you're interested in investing in rooftop solar to reduce your own carbon emissions AND you want to save money by locking in your electricity rate, then check out the Residential Solar Masterclass for Homeowners.
Your Energy Footprint provides unbiased information based on my 20 years of experience in the energy industry.
We are not affiliated with any solar installers.
Where to find me:
Website
Instagram
LinkedIn

In this episode, I cover an simple solution to potentially lower your heating bill. If you're interested in this topic, I will definitely have more information coming.
Are you interested in solar (and batteries) for your own home, but don't know where to start? First, click follow on this podcast for more, unbiased information, and then head over to www.yourenergyfootprint.com to take the quiz to get my recommendation on next steps.
Here is the link to the Spruce article.
Where to find me:
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