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SunPower to acquire Sunder Energy, strengthening our leadership in the U.S. residential solar market. 🌞 Learn more: investors.sunpower.com/news-… #SunPower #SunderEnergy #SolarEnergy #CleanEnergy #Growth

SunPower Equinox solar system @TeslaEnergy Powerwall 3: a powerhouse combination. We now sell the most requested backup storage solution along side our time-tested, high quality solar. Available today through certified dealers everywhere SunPower sells solar.

Nice story from Kaya Laterman in the @nytimes highlighting how @SchneiderElec and partners like @kbhome and @SunPower are building out microgrids to help communities build their resilience to the effects of climate change #climateaction nytimes.com/2023/08/07/reale…

Working with sustainability expert and content creator Shelby Orme, @SunPower wants to help homeowners navigate the complex landscape of rebates, tax breaks and financing options available for those ready to start generating clean energy with their roofs. adweek.it/3Qtx2JX

While influencer marketing might bring to mind visions of unboxing videos and clothing hauls, solar company @SunPower wants the relatability and accessibility of creators to help people decide on a bigger purchase: residential solar. adweek.it/47gilQ7

State pride takes on a new form in our Solar Energy Report. Find out if your hometown makes the top list for producing the most solar. us.sunpower.com/home-solar/s…

Power Move Thursday ⚡️ Location: Mt Sinai, NY System size: 23.22 kW / 71 Panels / 327 Watt Panels Annual Electric Savings: $6,804! . . . #PowerMoveThursday #SolarSavings #SolarPanels #SolarEnergy #CleanEnergy #TeslaPowerwall #SunPower #LongIsland #PSEGLI #EmPowerSolar #MtSinai

Such events will become only more intense and more frequent unless humans halt the burning of fossil fuels that warm the planet, scientists say. wapo.st/44TyLvK

Which states are powering the most jobs in renewable energy? Send us your guess before reading the answer.  canarymedia.com/articles/cle…

The former mayor of La Cañada, California is using the Inflation Reduction Act to electrify his home with solar storage. Read John’s story along with others from homeowners that improved their homes and saved along the way in the SunPower blog. ow.ly/uPmr50PjZm4

It's been ridiculously hot, and yet no real threat of blackouts (at least not yet). Why? New power supplies, and a decent amount of luck. CA: Strong hydro & so many new battery projects. TX: Solar capacity has doubled since last summer. My latest: wsj.com/articles/the-u-s-pow…

You can play a crucial part in changing the way our world is powered by sharing your solar story with others. A new study illustrates the power of referrals from friends and family. thehill.com/policy/equilibri…

“Weather-related disasters pushed more than 3.3 million American adults out of their homes in 2022.” nytimes.com/2023/07/16/clima…

🔆💡 Celebrating an amazing achievement from LS4A member @SunPower: 100,000 solar installations on new homes! Discover how they are revolutionizing the housing industry and paving the way for a sustainable future. 🔻 us.sunpower.com/blog/2023/07… #CleanEnergy #SolarHome

Looking for a new career? The renewable energy industry is booming! forbes.com/sites/energyinnov…

A new report from @ENERGY revealed that solar saw the largest number of jobs gained in the electric generation sector, adding 12,256 workers from 2021 to 2022. pv-magazine-usa.com/2023/06/…

Innovation is key to solving our planet’s pressing climate issues. One professor thinks the world’s whitest paint could help. nytimes.com/2023/07/12/clima…

Renewables are making progress in replacing coal, but to decarbonize U.S. electricity by 2035, they’ll need to replace fossil gas too. Learn more about the #ChartOfTheWeek: bit.ly/44z7HSZ

Phoenix will become the first major city in American history to average over 100°F for an entire month. The city has experienced a virtually continuous heatwave since the beginning of July, with an average high of 114.1°F and an average low of 90.2°F. While Phoenix is used to severe summer heat, this July has been unprecedented in city history with a record three weeks straight of 110°F heat and 11 straight days of overnight lows at or above 90°F. The record streak of hot nights is particularly concerning because repeatedly hot nighttime temperatures do not allow the body to recover from hot days, increasing the risk of heat illnesses and even death. Unfortunately for Phoenix, this ongoing heatwave looks to continue for the rest of the month, with daytime highs expected to continue to soar above 110°F, with nights only dipping into the 90s.