The Solar Insights Blog

September 20, 2016

Baker Electric Home Energy Brings Solar Energy to Full Swing™ Golf

Baker Electric Home Energy designed and installed a 59.89 kW rooftop solar system for San Diego-based Full Swing™ Golf. The installation of 226 Kyocera 265W solar modules will produce roughly 80 percent of the company’s annual electricity needs and save the company more than $20,000 on its energy costs the first year. The Full Swing Golf 21,000 square foot facility is located at 10890 Thornmint Road, San Diego, California.

September 20, 2016

Del Cerro Baptist Church Chooses Baker Electric Home Energy for 49.725 kW System

Baker Electric Home Energy designed and installed a 49.725 kW rooftop solar system for La Mesa-based Del Cerro Baptist Church. The installation of the 195-Hyundai® 255W solar panel array will produce roughly 93 percent of the church’s electricity needs and save about $21,000 on their energy bill over the course of a year. In addition, the Baker installation included upgrading the main electrical service panel and the SDG&E transformer.

September 20, 2016

Act Now To Take Advantage of the ITC This Year

September 15, 2016

Overlook This Vital Aspect of Going Solar and You’ll Be Sorry

Protect Your Home’s Greatest Asset

When looking into switching to solar, there’s one vital asset of your home that you must protect. It’s a part of your house that you couldn’t do without, but it often gets overlooked. Wondering what it is? It’s your roof.

September 12, 2016

6 Facts about San Diego’s Climate Action Plan and Why It Matters

The San Diego Climate Action Plan was adopted in December of 2015 and outlines ways in which the city plans on reducing greenhouse gas emissions. But it doesn’t end there. The plan isn’t just focused on reduction targets; it’s also concerned with strengthening San Diego’s economy and improving quality of life.

August 26, 2016

Gain Energy Independence and Security with Home Solar Storage

When a summer storm blew through Lincoln, Vermont, a small town about 31 miles southeast of Burlington, crews from Green Mountain Power worked 14 hours to repair damaged electricity poles and downed wires.

August 26, 2016

By the Numbers: Solar Stats Show Sunny Future

In San Diego, we hear a lot about residential and commercial solar panels. After all, our city is an emerging powerhouse of national solar energy expertise. Still, there’s a great deal we can learn about solar energy’s rise as a clean and cost-effective alternative to the standard electrical grid. We’ve compiled some interesting statistics for you:

Solar Power Is Red Hot in the Energy Market

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