Robert Sarai is a leading expert in energy efficiency and sustainability with L.A. Solar Group, one California’s highest-rated solar companies. His goal is to provide smart energy solutions to property owners though engaging and meaningful content on solar technology, energy efficiency, market trends, and sustainability in Los Angeles and throughout California.
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…
Let’s be honest, roof-top solar is a complex project. The roof's integrity is on the line so it's up to the right contractor to earn your trust when installing your…
This year, summer in Los Angeles has been one of the hottest on record. And while summertime has its fun perks such as swimming, the beach, BBQs, and flip-flops, it…
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…
Energy production with solar and energy storage has completely changed the relationship property owners have with their utility company. As states across America are pushing to mandate sustainability and contribute…
Last month, Mayor Eric Garcetti on top of a 2.21 Megawatt roof top solar system announced Los Angeles as the city with the most installed solar, more than any other…
California lawmakers this week announced policy that mandates solar PV systems to be installed with every new home construction within the state. Taking into effect on Jan 1st, 2020, new…
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…
One of the best perks of a solar system is having the ability to monitor your system’s energy production. Property owners can see in real-time the productivity on a daily, monthly, and annual basis. What makes monitoring such an important factor of a solar home or business is having the cabability to track how thesystem…
When solar energy moved into the mass market in 2010, many potential buyers hesitated. Who would cover the warranty if the panels failed to produce power as advertised—especially if the panel maker went belly-up? Who would you call upon to maintain the equipment? Solar installers and third-party financing firms answered those questions by introducing Power…
