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http://www.scpr.org//a-zero-energy-vision-for-california-/ No law decrees a zero net energy landscape, although the state building code may require solar panels for new residential construction not existing homes by 2020.

http://ktla.com//socal-could-see-up-to-14-days-of-summer-/ PSA from Sun Integration: there will be up to 14 days of blackouts this summer due to the Aliso Canyon natural gas leak.

http://www.nytimes.com//california-and-germany-opposites-w Germany, with nearly 83 million people, has more than twice the population of California. However, both are expanding their clean power, especially wind and solar, to ensure that it accounts for more than a third of all energy generated by 2025. The State of California has set an ambitious, but realistic, goal of being 50% renewable by 2030. Installing solar panels on your home or business will save you money, decrease your carbon footprint, and help our great state reach its goal.

http://news.discovery.com//how-world-religions-view-the-en It is clear in almost all of the writings and/or holy books of the world's major religions: Animism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Judaism, Christianity and Islam that mankind should leave a better planet for our posterity. Science and Religion are in agreement when it comes to environmental stewardship and switching to renewable sources of energy, like solar, will ensure a cleaner future for the next generation of our planet.

http://www.wsj.com//shell-moves-to-contain-oil-spill-in-gu About 88,200 gallons of crude oil spilled into the Gulf of Mexico this past Thursday from a subsurface Shell oil pipeline. The best way to prevent further oil spills is to decrease our dependence on fossil fuels by switching to renewable sources of energy like wind and solar power.

http://climate.nasa.gov/climate_resources/24/ Mount Everest is 29,000 feet tall and commercial airplanes fly around 36,000 feet. Last year we emitted 9.8 Metric Tonnes of carbon dioxide into the troposphere which is the 30,000 foot (higher in some places) region of the atmosphere we live in. Because of human actions, carbon dioxide concentrations are now over 400 parts per million (ppm). Switching to renewable sources of energy like solar is imperative to bring carbon dioxide concentrations back below the pre-industrial level of 280 ppm and reverse the adverse impacts of climate change.

http://www.techinsider.io/map-shows-solar-panels-to-power-t More power from the sun hits the Earth in a single hour than humanity uses in an entire year. Installing solar panels on your home or business allows you to tap into an endless source of clean energy, save big on electric bills, and reduce your carbon footprint. Call us today to find out how you can take advantage of this low hanging fruit before the tax incentive program ends.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com//san-francisco-solar-panels_ It is scientific fact that man-made carbon dioxide emissions cause the planet to warm which melts land-based glaciers ultimately leading to sea level rise. Solar energy can replace the amount of power generated by fossil fuels, reducing those emissions.

Happy Earth Day from Sun Integration! The best way to celebrate our amazing planet is to invest in a personal solar system for your home or business. The LADWP has made it easier than ever for Los Angeles residents to go solar with their Solar Incentive Program (SIP). The SIP offers financial incentives to offset the cost of installing a solar rooftop system on your home or business. Call us today at (818) 344-0440 to find out more. https://youtu.be/oFDeNcu3mnc

http://www.desertsun.com//study-california-could/82360288/ California is following Germany's model of providing financial incentives and a Feed-In Tariff for choosing solar energy. Get 30% back on your income taxes and, if you are a Los Angeles resident, the LADWP has a rebate program that helps to offset the cost of installing a rooftop solar system on your home or business. Save money. Fight climate change. Go Solar. (818) 344-0440

Net metering allows owners of solar systems to sell any extra power produced by their system back to the utility for exactly the price they would have otherwise been paying. If a homeowner uses less energy than their solar system is producing, the utility sends them a check. Find out how Sun Integration can save you money on your electric bill and call us today! (818) 344-0440.

http://news.stanford.edu//pr-clean-energy-california-07241 Sun Integration can design and install custom solar panels for your home or business. Investing in solar energy will save you money and is one of the best ways to help reduce smog in Los Angeles. Check out this Stanford study about powering California with renewable energy.