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Thank you for visiting our solar power blog! We truly appreciate your support of solar energy and our hope is that you'll find value and inspiration in the following articles. Our solar blog is where we share news – both local and national – related to the world of solar energy, useful information about alternative energy, and even fun tips and trivia. For example, did you know that the White House, the Eiffel Tower, and Dubai's Burj Khalifa (the tallest building in the world) are all powered by the sun?

This is also where you can also stay up-to-date on Sullivan Solar Power's commitment to help make the communities we serve a better place. As proponents of clean, environmentally-friendly energy, we understand that the well-being of every living thing on the planet is dependent on the actions we choose to take every day. Some of our past projects have included a pet food drive, participation in global climate walkouts, and a student scholarship program for second and third-generation immigrants.

So whether you're a long-time customer of Sullivan Solar Power or would simply like to know more about clean energy, this is the best solar blog to answer all of your questions. Solar panels have continued to increase in popularity with every passing decade since they were invented over 60 years ago, so why not learn more about what makes them a great choice? We'll be here to support you every step of the way in your journey toward a more sustainable future.

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The Top 5 Solar States in 2021

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The United States is the second largest solar installer in the world. The United States has installed 102.8 GWdc solar capacity, which is equivalent to powering about 18,600,000 homes. In the year 2020, the United States added a record breaking 8 gigawatts to the grid. The top five solar states are California, Texas, Florida, North Carolina, and Arizona.
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SDG&E Rate Hikes in 2021

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In March, San Diego Gas & Electric instituted a temporary rate hike. As a consumer, it's more important than ever to understand what's driving these surging costs and how to protect yourself against further SDG&E rate hikes in the future.
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Extreme Flooding and Climate Change

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In western Germany, extreme flooding has killed more than 100 people, with many still missing. This natural disaster is just another clear example that climate change is already here.
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Bringing Solar Manufacturing to America

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China currently dominates the solar manufacturing industry. U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff (D-GA) is looking to change this by introducing the Solar Energy Manufacturing for America Act.
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Is it Better to Buy or Lease Solar Panels? A Guide to Solar System Financing.

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Is it better to buy or rent solar panels? It's one of the most common questions homeowners have when researching solar energy, but the answer isn't so straightforward. There are several ways to finance a new solar panel system, each offering its own distinct advantages and disadvantages. The best way to maximize your investment is to explore all your options and weigh them against your individual needs.
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How Solar Canals Could Save Billions of Gallons of Water in California

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Approximately 27 million California residents depend on the canal system for clean water. As the changing climate affects snowfall in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, conserving water will become even more important. According to the study, covering the aqueducts with solar panels would prevent the loss of up to 65 billion gallons of water each year.
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