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Calculating the amount of power required for your photovoltaic (PV) system is an essential step in choosing the right system to fit your lifestyle and budget. The easiest way to determine how much solar power you will need is by performing an energy assessment. An energy assessment is simply an evaluation of how much energy you use today and a calculation of how much solar power generation is required to meet the needs of your household or business. How much utility energy do I use? …

Since the early 1800s, the threat of climate change has been, if you'll pardon the pun, a heated topic. But climate change is no longer a "threat;" it is already here. Just turn on the news to see the headlines, massive fires from the Arctic, Australia, and the American West. Glaciers are melting. Hurricane strength storms in Iowa. 100 year floods every year in coastal areas. We are seeing climate change unfolding. In 2017, we officially became nearly 2o F warmer than pre-industrial ti …

Napa, California Stop delaying and go solar today! This family in Napa had SunWatts handle the installation for an 8.8 kW Trina SolarEdge Kit to their home that will save money now and be able to add an energy storage battery in the future. The grid-connected solar array will generate 13,870 kWh/year, and it covers 105% of the home’s energy use. Their system will pay them back $2,500 per year and be paid off in solar saving in 7 years. Twenty-four Trina 370 Solar Panels were added to th …

Know a good solar joke? Send it to us, and we'll add it to our list! Send us your social media profile (Facebook, LinkedIn, or Twitter), and we'll credit you for it. My neighbor told me he was getting solar panels. Well, he's got my respect. What a power move.What Do You Call A TV Show Discussing Renewable Energy? A Solar Panel.We Need To Start Investing More In Solar Energy…But It’s Not Just Going To Happen Overnight.When There’s A Huge Solar Energy Spill… It’s Just Called A Nice Day.Why did t …

Solar Powered Home with Battery Backup in Mill Valley CA Natural disasters come in various forms, but how you prepare will significantly determine your experience during them. Whether it’s Hurricanes in Florida or Earthquakes in Alaska, being ready for an emergency is key. In recent years, California wildfires have led to the local power company (PG&E) mass shut-down of power for widespread areas, and for days at a time. One family in Mill Valley, CA, is ready for the next fire season, …