SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA — Kennedy Club Fitness is celebrating its second year with their solar system installation at two of their four locations in San Luis Obispo County, California. This year, CEO Kevin Kennedy says he has been nothing short of satisfied with the performance of his new commercial solar panels. “Once I got solar, I was saving close …
How Home Builders Can Prepare For California’s 2020 Rooftop Solar Mandate
With the housing market in the US at a 12 year high, home builders in California certainly have a lot to look forward to. Homebuyers are finally beginning to enjoy the benefits of the Federal Reserve’s easing of the monetary policy, which brought down mortgage rates, spiking up demand and improving buyer confidence to the highest it has been in …
What You Need To Know About Tesla Powerwall
News reports of PG&E shutting off power for emergency purposes has created a lot of interest in battery backup products. Many of our current and new clients have asked us if Tesla Powerwall would be the right fit for them. So let’s take a look at the Powerwall and answer some questions so you can make an informed decision. What …
Local Solar Company In Top 50 In The Nation For Growth, #1 In San Luis Obispo County on INC. 5000 List
Paso Robles, CA, August 14, 2019 – Inc. magazine today revealed that Paso Robles Solar Energy company A.M. Sun Solar is No. 2433 on its annual Inc. 5000 list, the #1 solar energy company in San Luis Obispo County, and is among the top 50 solar energy companies in the nation for growth. A.M. Sun Solar appears on the list …
Local San Luis Obispo County Solar Company Top In Nation For 2019
A.M. Sun Solar Featured on 2019 Top Solar Contractors List The Solar Power World Top Solar Contractors list includes Paso Robles-based solar firm Paso Robles, CA July 2019—With renewable energy expected to be the fastest-growing source of U.S. electricity generation for at least the next two years, Central California solar installer A.M. Sun Solar is happy to be contributing to …
PG&E gets $373M Rate hike Approved by California Regulators
California regulators have approved a $373 million rate hike for Pacific Gas & Electric to pay costs related to a series of wildfires. The California Public Utilities Commission Thursday unanimously approved an increase that raises the average bill by $3.50 a month over 12 months. The station says the money is supposed to be used to pay PG&E’s costs for …
