Why Maui Residents Should Consider Solar Now More Than Ever
If you’re a homeowner on Maui, brace yourself: Hawaiian Electric has just proposed a $5 per month increase in your electric bill—for the next three years. The proposed hike is part of a $181 million wildfire mitigation effort focused on Maui, which has been identified as having the highest wildfire risk in the state. While […]
String Inverters vs Micro-Inverters
As you compare solar power companies, it seems they all recommend different types of solar equipment. One company says use panel “brand A” with a “brand B” inverter, while another company says, no, no, use panel “brand C” with a “brand D” inverter. System design suggestions can be very confusing, especially if these are terms […]
Maui’s Bright Future: Youth Stewardship and Solar Power Working Together
On the shores of Honokahua Bay, just north of Kapalua, something remarkable is unfolding. The recently launched Kahākūkahi Ocean Academy isn’t just teaching Maui’s youth about the ocean—it’s nurturing a generation of environmental stewards ready to protect our island and its future. Offering free youth programs that blend ocean sports, cultural literacy, and hands-on environmental […]
Avoid Traffic Hassles – Go Solar with WikiWikiSolar.com
If you’ve driven through Honoapiʻilani Highway near Wahikuli Wayside Park recently, you may have noticed some utility work causing lane closures and delays. According to Hawaiian Electric, this work—running from February 10 to 14—is necessary to maintain reliable service. While these upgrades help keep the grid functional, they also highlight the ongoing infrastructure challenges that […]
Never Lose Power Again: How Solar Panel Installation in Maui Can Protect Your Home
Maui residents are no strangers to the challenges that Mother Nature can bring. From heavy rain and flash flooding to high winds and unexpected power outages, recent events like the early-morning thunderstorm on January 10, 2025, have highlighted just how vulnerable our island homes can be to extreme weather conditions. Roads were blocked, parks were […]
Winter Wonderland with Solar Panels: Why Now is the Perfect Time to Go Solar
Hawaii winters do not bring snowfall woes but with short days and cool evenings, locals are forced to depend more on light and home heating. The good news is that sunlight is a clean source of energy that can still be utilized during the cold months. Make sure your energy needs are covered by enlisting […]
