NerdVolt aims to publish clear, useful, and source-aware clean-energy information. Articles should separate measured facts from estimates, explain assumptions, and link to authoritative sources where technical or policy claims matter.
Sourcing
Technical and policy pages prioritize manufacturer documentation, government agencies, standards bodies, national labs, utility documents, and primary company or regulatory releases. Calculators disclose formulas and defaults so readers can adjust assumptions.
Safety and professional review
Solar, battery, inverter, wiring, tax, and permitting topics can affect safety and finances. NerdVolt pages are educational and should not replace licensed electrical, roofing, tax, legal, or engineering advice.
Updates
Core guide pages are reviewed periodically for outdated assumptions, broken links, and changed policy references. When a substantive correction is made, NerdVolt updates the page rather than preserving outdated guidance.
Use of AI tools
Drafting, research organization, image production, image editing, and technical checks may be assisted by software tools. Final public pages should be edited for accuracy, readability, source quality, and safety context before publication.