If you haven’t heard, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) is pushing for all new residences to consume zero net energy (ZNE, aka net zero) by 2020. ZNE homes produce at least as much energy as they consume, on average, over the course of a year. The push is just a goal for now, but…
PV (photovoltaic) technology, rising energy costs, and government incentives are factors that made going solar a . Energy policies in California helped fund incentives programs throughout the state to encourage utility…
In 2017 more than 10,600 megawatts of solar power were installed last year in the United States and for the third consecutive year LA Solar Group is recognized as a 2018…
Battery production delays are affecting demand for the Tesla Powerwall leading many homeowners to consider other options to store their energy. LG, one of the global leaders in consumer electronics…
Installing a solar system shouldn't be a complicated process. Getting the right information and setting the right expectations will make the journey go solar fast, simple, and exciting. Understanding how…
Earlier this month on February 1st, 2018, Los Angeles county announced its new regional electricity provider – Clean Power Alliance (CPA). A Los Angeles community solar program has been in…
As one of LA’s top solar installers, we’ve installed some of the most challenging solar projects. From January to October 2017 LADWP activated 246 projects installed by LA Solar Group…
Everyday people's lives are changing because of their decision to incorporate renewable energy into their homes. We've been very fortunate to help these folks who have gone solar so we…
Deciding whether you want to buy, lease, or finance your solar system and determining which options your contractor of choice offers is the third key factor to consider in your search. There are benefits to each, but there are also some misconceptions that might confuse homeowners. Buying Solar. Buying a new solar system is…