Solar Energy + EV charging
When you go solar for your household energy needs, you’ll save money on electric bills and add value to your home. Want to do even more? By driving an electric
Getting The Most Value Out of Your Solar System
Generating power from the sun may be without cost, but the technology behind this process is not. The reality is a solar system is a significant investment. Like purchasing a
Do We Get Enough Sun?
We are often asked by customers if there is enough sun for solar for a solar installation. In a few locations the abundance of sunshine seems ideal for solar. In
How Important Is Your Solar Warranty?
One of the things that sets a ‘great’ solar system apart from a ‘good’ system is the warranty. Solar arrays have no moving parts and are usually quite free from
Building Industry Hawaii Magazine Feature
Our very own Jeffrey Kaemmerlen (CEO Of Sunspear Energy) was recently interviewed and in Building Industry Hawaii Magazine! Did you see it? If not, you’re in luck! Download the article.
How To Review a Solar Quote
So, you’re on the path to going solar. It is an exciting time and there is a lot of information coming your way! It’s important to understand just what you’ll
How Important Is The Direction Of Solar Panels?
The placement of solar panels is a big factor in the efficacy of a solar array. Is there a best direction? Southern facing is considered the best. Because the sun
Sunspear Participates In Themed Entertainment Sustainability Summit
Sunspear participated in the Themed Entertainment Sustainability Summit on October 14th by presenting information about the very recent completion of the installation of solar on the canopy parking structure
How to Get HOA Approval on Your Solar Installation
So, you want to start producing your own power from a renewable energy source like the sun but you’re worried about one thing – your homeowner owner’s association (HOA). It’s a fair
Why Going Electric Pays Off in Ways Big and Small
The concept of electrification is nothing new. The movement has grown from its humble beginnings in 1752 with a kite and key, through the monumental Rural Electrification Act in 1936