SunHarvest Solar founder Brandon Cheshire is moderating the Arizona Solar Energy Industries Association (AriSEIA) Spring meeting and Arizona Corporation Commission candidate forum tomorrow! Two ACC seats need to be filled in November's election, and this is an opportunity to hear candidates' thoughts on Arizona's energy future.
When: May 22, 2018 - 5:30 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Where: Lucille's Smokehouse, 2030 E Rio Salado Pkwy, Tempe, AZ 85281
SRP's new battery incentive increases consumer savings
Some Arizona solar customers could save more money with the Salt River Project's (SRP) new incentive program for purchasing a residential solar battery. SRP announced the Battery Storage Incentive Program, through which solar energy consumers can save up to $1,800 when they purchase a lithium ion battery for their residential solar panels. Act fast! It's only available to the first 4,500 people who purchase a qualifying solar battery.
Once you decide to go solar, a few more decisions are necessary before your green dream becomes a reality. There are a few different options when it comes to paying for your solar system, and here at SunHarvest Solar we have your best interest at heart. That's why we strongly recommend and offer options for financing or purchasing your panels, rather than leasing them.
Our Chief Protagonist on riding the solar coaster in Arizona
Brandon Cheshire works every day to make Arizona (and the rest of our planet) a more sustainable place to live for generations to come. See what he has to say about his journey and being in the solar industry in sunny Arizona.
Environmentalists said the
RFP for 400 MW to 800 MW of peaking capacity unfairly benefits gas generation by limiting the amount of renewable energy, storage and demand-side management that could be procured through the request.
The California Energy Commission this week required all new homes built in the state to have rooftop solar starting in 2020. The bold new requirement raises an interesting question for the Golden State's sun-drenched neighbor: What would happen if Arizona enacted such a policy?
Via Tucson.com By David Wichner Arizona Daily Star
Tucson Electric Power Co. says proposed new rates for excess energy provided by customers who install new rooftop solar systems are too high and would shortchange the company and other ratepayers.
Did you know California became the first state to require solar panels on nearly all new homes? The California Energy Commission voted 5-0 to approve a mandate that residential buildings up to three stories high, including single-family homes and condos, be built with solar installations starting in 2020.
We can help you achieve sustainability and convert to a greener and cheaper source of energy - the sun! SunHarvest Solar takes pride in installing the best energy-saving options for your home. Get a free quote at SunHarvestSolar.com
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As one of the top solar energy companies in Arizona, SunHarvest Solar takes pride in helping residents convert to a greener and cheaper source of energy - the sun!
