Solar Electric Bikes
By: Daryl Hansen

Solar Electric Bikes

Solar Electric Bikes have been making large strides in our modern world.  Several options exist,...

Maui Solar Power Utility
By: Daryl Hansen

Maui Solar Power Utility

Maui has finally completed the first of two major solar utility projects, of which one...

Big Island’s Geothermal Energy in Jeopardy
By: Daryl Hansen

Big Island’s Geothermal Energy in Jeopardy

Volcanic activity on Big Island has left residents wondering what will become of the “Puna...

Handling Maui’s Solar Needs
By: Daryl Hansen

Handling Maui’s Solar Needs

Maui is getting major investments in solar from individuals and businesses, and Pacific Energy is...

Top Reasons to Go Solar in 2018
By: Amanda

Top Reasons to Go Solar in 2018

If you haven’t already, now is your time! The amount of solar installations are higher...

Elon Musk Calls for a Cost on Carbon
By: Amanda

Elon Musk Calls for a Cost on Carbon

Elon Musk, founder of Tesla and SpaceX said that sustainable energy solutions are technologically viable...

Clean vs Dirty Solar Panels – Output Comparison
By: Amanda

Clean vs Dirty Solar Panels – Output Comparison

One of the questions we get frequently is, “Do I need to clean my solar...

New Renewable Energy Projects for Hawaii
By: Amanda

New Renewable Energy Projects for Hawaii

On Feb 27, 2018 the Hawaiian Electric company formally announced its search for new grid-scaled...

Glass Bottle Milk Delivery Making a Comeback
By: Amanda

Glass Bottle Milk Delivery Making a Comeback

Following an excess of public waste, the residents of London have began pushing demand for...

Babcock Ranch: Town of the Future
By: Amanda

Babcock Ranch: Town of the Future

Babcock Ranch, Florida is a town of the future.  With an autonomous minibus and solar...

New Solar Cells Designed After Bug Eyes
By: Amanda

New Solar Cells Designed After Bug Eyes

With a new generation of photovoltaics called “perovskites” that produce more efficiently but aren’t very...

139 Countries Could Be 100% Renewable by 2050
By: Amanda

139 Countries Could Be 100% Renewable by 2050

A group at Stanford has set forth the most specific global vision for renewables to...

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