by Nikkaila Bain | Sep 28, 2018 | Politics, Solar Growth, Solar Power, Utilities
Discussion surrounding solar power’s resilience during natural disasters is becoming as frequent as the disasters themselves. Before we go on, we’d like to pay respects to all affected by hurricanes and natural disasters, especially vulnerable populations who will...
by Nikkaila Bain | Sep 23, 2018 | Politics, Solar Legislation, Solar Power, Utilities
Pumpkin-lovers, rejoice! It is officially Fall. As always, Earth has kicked it off with the Autumnal Equinox, which took place yesterday evening at 6:54pm PST. For one minute, the sun’s rays passed directly over the equator, meaning day and night lasted for exactly 12...
by Nikkaila Bain | Sep 3, 2018 | Leadership, Politics, Solar Power
Labor Day is not just another 3-day weekend. We tend to overlook the meanings of holidays when they mean long weekends. But Labor Day celebrates one of the most important advancements in American history. Why Do We Celebrate Labor Day? Labor Day is a creation of the...
by Web | Aug 31, 2018 | Politics, Solar Power
The weather this week gives us a visceral glimpse of an unpleasant future. It is a good time to let you know why I am supporting I-1631 Carbon Fee Initiative — in campaigning, financially, and with my vote in November. I believe that I-1631 is the most important...
by Nikkaila Bain | Aug 10, 2018 | Politics, Solar Power
In case you have not heard, the Carbon Fee Initiative (I-1631) is officially on the ballot for November 2018! The initiative received around 375,000 signatures, far exceeding the 260,000 signatures required. Thank you to all the supporters who gave their signatures...
by Nikkaila Bain | Jun 22, 2018 | Politics, Solar Growth, Solar Power, Utilities
We talk a lot about net metering, but it’s still not discussed enough. In many states, it’s controversial. Find out what it is and why Net metering is one of the most substantial ways solar is even viable in Washington state. What is net metering? Net Metering is a...
