Net Zero In Three Big Steps
As we all know there are many things that need to happen NOW for us to get to net zero emissions by midcentury. We need to expand what we know
How Many Panels Do You Need to Charge An EV?
To truly benefit from driving an EV, you need to consider how you’ll power it. If you power your electric vehicle with solar they literally run on sunshine. But it’s
Innovation In EV Batteries
Shortages of battery materials are seeming to put the brakes on growth in EV sales. But innovation is closing in on solutions using alternative battery chemistries that will minimize the
Four Solar Installation Enhancements You Should Consider
When it comes to installing a new solar system, most homeowners only think about the actual solar panels. But did you know that there are a number of enhancements that
3 Important Things To Look For In Solar Panels
Shopping for solar? It can be confusing. There are so many solar panels out there, each one promises something different — better results, lower prices, or better aesthetics. But what
Join Us To Protect Your Right To Have Rooftop Solar
Tell Governor Ige to VETO SB 2510 CD1 & Protect Your Rights! Honolulu, HI, June 6, 2022 – Sunspear Energy, a Hawaii based solar developer and contractor, and Hawaii Solar
Act Now to Maximize Your Solar Savings
Solar energy is a great investment. The federal solar investment tax credit (ITC) makes it even better. But the time to redeem the ITC at its current maximum value is
Discussing the future of Electric Vehicles
Our environment’s emission levels are no joke and of course we’re aware of that. Alternative solutions and new evolving technology are being created and sought out every day to help
Want to Check out Solar — But Don’t Want Incessant Phone Calls?
If you’re interested in going solar, you are probably already aware of the benefits that solar energy can offer: cost savings, environmental benefits, energy resiliency. You know that if you type
What factors are included in the cost of a solar system?
The home solar market is growing at a rapid rate. Homeowners are taking the control of their energy needs as the fear of power outages due to fires, extreme weather
