by admin | Jul 12, 2013 | battery back-up, clean energy, climate, climate change, coal, conservation, custom, custom project, electricity, energy, global warming, green, Green energy, grid, heat wave, hottest summer, New York Times, news, NY Times, photovoltaic, power, power outage, record temperature, renewable energy, Solar, solar electric, solar energy, solar forward, solar panel installer, solar panels, sustainability, sustainable, trusted solar company, utilities, utility
With more energy breakdowns in our future, now is the time to consider a battery backup system or a new SMA inverter with an emergency backup circuit. Solar Forward is the most experienced installer of reliable grid interactive power systems in Southern...
by admin | Jul 3, 2013 | clean energy, climate, climate change, fossil fuels, global warming, green, Green energy, heat wave, hottest summer, photovoltaic, PV, record temperature, solar electric, solar energy, solar panel
After reading this riveting first hand account of the Doce fire in Arizona, it’s impossible to deny Mother Nature is a strong force to be reckoned with. The Southwest is the hottest on a planet that is measurably hotter. We are extracting an endless supply of...
by admin | Jun 11, 2013 | clean energy, climate, climate change, electricity, energy, green, Green energy, grid, los angeles solar, nuclear, photovoltaic, power, renewable energy, roof, solar electric, solar energy, Solar Los Angeles, solar panels, sun, sustainability, Uncategorized
Last Friday June 7th was an even sunnier day than usual across the state of California. That’s because solar electric systems provided 5% of the power consumed in California! This is an all time high, with more than double the solar power generated since last...
by admin | May 1, 2013 | clean energy, climate, climate change, coal, electricity, energy, global warming, green, Green energy, photovoltaic, PV, renewable energy, Solar, solar energy, solar panel, solar panels, Southern California Edison, sustainability, sustainable, Uncategorized, wind and solar
Deserts may look barren to the untrained eye, yet as California’s Antelope Valley proves, they’re a fertile breeding ground for solar. Last Friday, Mark and Andrew took a trip out to what will be the world’s largest solar power plant. Known as the...
by admin | Mar 26, 2013 | clean energy, climate, climate change, coal, electricity, energy, fossil fuels, global warming, green, Green energy, grid, jobs, los angeles solar, New York Times, oil, power, renewable energy, solar energy, solar forward, solar panels, sustainability, unleash solar, wind and solar, wind power
When it comes to our energy future, we need to change the debate. Clean power is readily accessible but is there the political will to make it a priority? Or will old school oil barons continue to secure fossil fuels now in order to have them in the future? A...
by admin | Mar 14, 2013 | battery back-up, clean energy, climate change, electricity, energy, Green energy, grid, no electricity, panel installer, photovoltaic, power outage, renewable energy, Solar, Solar contractor, solar energy, solar forward, solar panel, solar panel contractor, solar panel installer, solar panels, SunPower
Anyone who has ever used a gas generator knows three things: they are loud, run out of fuel and smell bad. Often they don’t work when you need them most! Solar Forward was generating 1,800 Watts all day with this portable and clean SunPower solar system. Even...
