Sunshine Solar Services

12/08/2025

We transformed this Naples off-grid home into a solar-powered sanctuary ☀️🔋

Using 23.8 kW of DNA-144 panels, our team created a hybrid roof-and-ground array, supported by dual 12 kW inverters and 38.4 kWh of Stack’d battery storage: Powered by Lithion. With two generators added for extra assurance, the homeowner now enjoys steady, worry-free power around the clock.

12/07/2025

Transforming rooftops into sustainable energy sources. Moving toward a greener tomorrow, one project at a time. ☀️⚡️🌱

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07/10/2024

From the sandy shores of Cabo to the reliable rays of Florida, we’re bringing sustainable energy solutions wherever the sun shines ☀️🌴 Our recent 40.9 kW Off-Grid System in Baja California not only ensures uninterrupted power but also peace of mind for homeowners. Embrace efficiency and resilience with us!

06/26/2024

Solar is booming in the United States as power demand surges, outpacing the growth of any other electricity source and disproving claims that the energy transition is a failure.

Solar power is already rapidly growing in the U.S. and is forecast to far outpace natural gas in terms of new power plant additions this year.

06/21/2024

Solar Hits Record Global Power Supply on Summer Solstice.

The summer solstice brings the longest day for those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, and this year, that abundant sunshine was estimated to set a record for clean energy. Thanks to the remarkable recent growth in solar power, the world was expected to get roughly a fifth of its total electricity from the sun during the solstice, according to a new report on clean-energy capacity.

At the peak of the Global North's sunniest day of the year, solar power was expected to supply a fifth of the world's electricity, as solar booms worldwide.

06/14/2024

Solar represents over 80% of U.S. electric capacity additions in 2024.

Combined with wind, the two technologies represent 99% of all capacity additions, according to data from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).

Combined with wind, the two technologies represent 99% of all capacity additions, according to data from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).

06/07/2024

Thomas Edison’s birthplace and museum in Milan, Ohio, is now powered by solar energy, paying homage to Edison’s monumental contributions to the development and innovation in electricity.

Thomas Edison’s birthplace and museum in Milan, Ohio, is now powered by solar energy.

05/31/2024

Research shows wind and solar produce tens of billions in U.S. health benefits per year.

Lawrence Berkeley National Lab says benefits from lowered emissions are larger than most prior estimates.

Lawrence Berkeley National Lab says benefits from lowered emissions are larger than most prior estimates.

05/24/2024

A new report from BloombergNEF says achieving net-zero by 2050 hinges on renewables capacity tripling between now and the end of the decade.

BloombergNEF says in a new report that solar and wind must drive most emissions cuts before 2030 to stay on track for net-zero by 2050. Its net-zero scenario targets a combined solar and wind capac…

05/16/2024

In a milestone, the US exceeds 5 million solar installations!

The US has now officially surpassed 5 million solar installations, a significant landmark in its shift toward clean energy, according to data released by the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) and Wood Mackenzie.

The 5 million milestone comes just eight years after the US achieved its first million in 2016 – a stark contrast to the four decades it took to reach that initial milestone since the first grid-connected solar project in 1973.

The US has now surpassed 5 million solar installations, a significant landmark in its shift toward clean energy, reports the SEIA and Wood Mackenzie.

05/10/2024

Solar growth to drive 3% increase in US electricity generation capacity.

The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) has published its latest Short-term Energy Outlook, which expects solar to be the driving force behind a slight growth in the US’ total electricity generation capacity.

Renewables in general, and solar in particular, will supply much of this growth. The report also notes that the US is expected to add 37GW of new solar capacity this year, and that, by 2025, the country’s total solar generation will increase by a further 25%, equal to 58 billion kWh.

The US EIA expects solar to be the driving force behind a slight growth in the US’ total electricity generation capacity.