Blackouts, war, and rising bills are driving Americans to solar, batteries, and EVs

Blackouts, war, and rising bills are driving Americans to solar, batteries, and EVs

Concerns about outages, utility costs, and international unrest are pushing more Americans to rethink how they power their homes. What's happening? According to a new analysis in Time, clean-energy adoption in the U.S. may be shifting toward energy security, with control over volatile household costs and blackouts becoming stronger motivators than environmental priorities or simple savings alone. Savings still do seem to be a major driver of hom…