Power you control

Power your home
for less

Solar + battery, $0 upfront. Make power at home, store it for later, and lower your electric bill.¹

¹Individual savings vary based on usage and utility rates.

kWh generated
8.2kWh - 9.5kWh

Backup stored

Thermostat

68°F

save
Lower your
electric bill
protect
Stay powered
through outages
Control
Rely less
on the grid

How Daylight Works

A new way to power
your home

With Daylight, your home generates and stores power with solar and battery backup. We cover installation and upfront costs. You get 24/7 outage protection and an energy rate locked for 25 years.²

²Rate locked with our 0% annual increase plan. Other plans are available.

See if your house qualifies

step 1
Qualify
$0 upfront
Daylight covers the upfront cost of your equipment and installation. The battery is included with your panels, with no additional payment.
See if you qualify
Step 2
Install
Daylight handles everything under the sun
We handle design, permits, installation, activation, monitoring, and maintenance. Your equipment is covered for the life of your agreement.
Step 3
Power on
Your home runs on Daylight
Solar makes power. Your battery stores it for later. You pay less for electricity and have backup power ready when you need it.
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"With Daylight, my studio stays powered. My home always has power. That’s peace of mind."

Terry HunterGrammy award winning producer

why daylight

Today's grid was built for yesterday's world

the risks

Power bills are rising faster than inflationBlackouts have doubled since the early 2000sIt will take years for the grid to catch up with current demand

more power

The world needs
much more power

¹Individual savings vary based on usage and utility rates.

Daylight is creating it one house at a time, bringing more power, more stability, and lower energy costs to the homes we serve.¹

Sunnyside

Your guide to energy

Sunnyside from Daylight explains the forces shaping energy in America and what they mean for your electric bill.

The Grid

Why Massachusetts electric bills are so high

Massachusetts homeowners pay roughly 70% more per kilowatt-hour than the national average. Here is why.

The Grid

Why Illinois’ wholesale power costs jumped 1,038%

An inside look at what’s causing the dramatic spike in Illinois electricity prices.

Solar & Battery

Battery or generator?

With the rise of battery backup, homeowners now have a new choice for power when the lights go out. Learn how they compare to generators, what they cost, how they work, and which one is right for you.

Mother Nature

El Niño is coming. What it means for your power bill.

Far out in the Pacific Ocean, a potentially record-setting El Niño is developing, with near-certainty of a peak this winter. Here is what homeowners in Massachusetts and Illinois should know today.

Mother Nature

A brief history of the sun

Meet the sun: a 4.6-billion-year-old nuclear reactor that delivers more energy to Earth in one hour than humanity uses in a year. Here is the full story of what it is and how it works.

Mother Nature

What causes brownouts?

Like thunderstorms and fireflies, brownouts are a part of summer for many homeowners. Here's what causes them, why they happen more in summer, and why the grid is more vulnerable to them than ever.

Solar & Battery

A brief history of the solar panel

From a $300-a-watt curiosity bolted to a satellite to a 400-watt workhorse sitting on millions of American roofs, the solar panel has had one of the more remarkable journeys in consumer technology. Here is how it got here.