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Solar Man’s Solar Wonderland Crowdfunding Campaign Aims For $5,000,000
“Solar Man” is aiming to build education as the cornerstone of his new recreational venture, Solar Wonderland. Solar Wonderland is a “gigafactory” and much more. This gigafactory is for building...
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Arizona Not Accepting Solar Well
What’s the first thing you think of when you hear someone say Arizona? Heat? Sunlight? Well, apparently some of Arizona’s leaders don’t want solar power, even though there is plenty… Arizona Not...
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Peer-to-Peer Financing For Residential Solar Rolled Out In Arizona
American Solar and Roofing recently launched a partnership with Mosaic, the “peer-to-peer solar financing platform for solar power.” American Solar is based in Scottsdale, so Arizona residents can get...
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Arizona Public Service Attacks Solar Power Again
One of the most-watched battles between solar power proponents and of conventional utilities played out in Arizona, where Arizona Public Service (APS) attempted to add a $50 monthly fee to… Arizona...
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Arizona Utility Charging Solar Homeowners $50 A Month Beginning In April
If solar power makes sense anywhere, it’s in always-sunny Arizona, where record numbers of homeowners are buying or leasing PV systems to offset their energy bills. Unfortunately, a new surcharge…...
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SolarCity Lawsuit Against Arizona Utility Can Proceed
The Arizona utility Salt River Project wanted to charge a fee to customers who installed solar power on their rooftops since Dec. 9, a charge that could cost them $50… SolarCity Lawsuit Against Arizona...
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Big Wins For Solar Power In Arizona & New Mexico
Solar power advocates scored two small but important victories last week in rulings by regulators in Arizona and New Mexico. Big Wins For Solar Power In Arizona & New Mexico was originally...
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Social Theory Suggests Solar Power Is About To Explode
Economic theory says that once 15% of people adopt an innovation, it will quickly be accepted by 60% of people. 17% of Hawaiian homes have rooftop solar today. Does that mean explosive growth is right...
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Best Arizona Solar Installers
It’s hard to keep solar down in the sun-loving state of Arizona — folks are happy with their bright spot in the sun and more homeowners than ever are harvesting… Best Arizona Solar Installers was...
View ArticleInsane Solar Power Growth (Graph)
The following is a fun graph I recently ran across on Wikipedia. It shows the completely explosive solar power growth that has occurred in California, Arizona, New Jersey, Nevada, and New Mexico since...
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