Editorial standards

Editorial policy.

CleanEnergyCalc exists to give homeowners a neutral, math-first second opinion before a five-figure clean energy decision. These are the standards we hold our content to.

Reviewed by Jiseok LeeLast reviewed
Fact-based, sourced data

We distinguish public data, manufacturer specifications, and modeling assumptions. Defaults such as future price growth and battery wear are scenarios, not measured facts. Readers should be able to reproduce examples and follow links to the source supporting a claim.

Regular review & updates

Our stored rate tables do not update automatically with each EIA release. The data period and source review date are separate; a review date does not make an older table current. Check the methodology page and your utility's current tariff before using a default.

Independence

Our calculators are not sponsored by installers or manufacturers, and affiliate relationships never influence calculator outputs, rankings, or the underlying data. We do not publish paid placements disguised as editorial content.

Affiliate disclosure

Some pages include recommended products with affiliate links; we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you, and these relationships are disclosed inline next to each recommendation.

Corrections

We review every correction request and aim to respond within 48 hours. If you spot a data error, an outdated rate, or an incentive that has changed, email contact@cleanenergycalc.com or use our contact page. Material corrections are reflected in the page's “last reviewed” date.

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