Where to Find Us: Social Media Breakdown
What’s your favorite social media site? Facebook? Instagram? Anybody got a case of the Twitter fingers? How about LinkedIn? If you get your social media fix through any of the above channels, we’ve got you covered! At Plug It In Solar, we know that everyone has their go-to platform— so we’re active on all four sites! You can find news, video, photos, contact info, recent blog posts, customer reviews, and much much more all on our social media feeds. Here’s a sneak peek of
California Solar Tax Incentives in 2019
As one of the sunniest and most progressive states, California has been at the forefront of solar power initiatives for nearly 2 decades. With a few substantial rebate programs expiring, some may question whether it’s the time to buy solar systems in California. Plug It In Solar in Los Angeles has serviced the area since 2015 and we feel that if you are considering solar power for the home, the time is now rather than later. So, here’s a quick guide that goes over what kinds
Tesla’s Gigafactory and a 70-Megawatt Solar Farm
Tesla’s Gigafactory and a 70-Megawatt Solar Farm Just across Los Angeles from Plug It In Solar, resides the largest US rooftop array of solar panels at the Whirlpool Regional Distribution Center, but that will soon change. The Tesla Gigafactory 1, located in Nevada, broke ground in June of 2014. This monstrous facility will become the largest building in the world and will be entirely powered by renewable energy, more specifically the 70-megawatt solar panel rooftop array. Th
Solar Policy Changes in 2018
There has been many noteworthy solar policy changes in 2018. We are excited that California mandated that new homes built in 2020 need to ha
Powering Your Home With Solar Panels
Tiny homes are all the rage, thanks in large part to their affordability. Not only do tiny homes cost a fraction of the average home to build, but they use a fraction of the electricity. Because tiny homes use so little power, they are often great candidates for solar installation. Where an average home may need a few dozen solar panels to meet its electricity needs, a tiny home may only need a handful. Let’s take a look at how you can achieve your energy needs with a solar s
