Save 20% when you go solar with neighbors — Lock in your discount today!
Save 20% when you go solar with neighbors — Lock in your discount today!
A Smarter Way to Power Hawaii
Strong sun, higher retail rates, and islanded grids that value local clean power.
Solar First, Battery Right-Sized: The Hawaiʻi Way
Hawaiʻi is made for solar—strong sun, higher retail rates, islanded grids that value local clean power. Solar is your main engine. A battery doesn’t replace it; it simply makes your solar show up exactly when you need it—especially in the evening.
From “Has Power” to “Has Power Anytime”
Panels deliver plenty of daytime energy—that’s your cheapest, cleanest power.
The catch is timing: homes and businesses peak from late afternoon into evening. With a right-sized battery, you save part of your daytime solar and use it at night. Your system upgrades from “has power” to “has power anytime.”
What the Battery Actually Adds
Shifts energy to the evening, so you buy less expensive peak power.
Keeps you running through brief dips or outages—pumps, cold rooms, lights stay on.
Eases interconnection and reduces midday waste—solar plus storage plays nicer with the grid.
Sizing That Feels Just Right
Always size solar first to your roof/land and annual use—it’s the core savings driver.
Then add a small, precise battery sized to your 3–4 hours of evening demand. If your needs grow, scale storage later—prioritize critical loads first. This way you avoid overbuying while keeping comfort and reliability high.
Why This Works Especially Well in Hawaii
Island grids prize local, clean generation and resilience. Solar supplies the low-cost green energy; the battery solves the when. Together they deliver:
Lower bills through higher self-consumption and less peak purchase;
Continuity for critical operations;
Grid-friendliness and smoother approvals.
In Hawaiʻi, solar is the hero. A right-sized battery is the upgrade that makes it reliable on your schedule—steady, affordable, and clean for the long run.
Solar First, Battery Right-Sized: The Hawaiʻi Way
Hawaiʻi is made for solar—strong sun, higher retail rates, islanded grids that value local clean power. Solar is your main engine. A battery doesn’t replace it; it simply makes your solar show up exactly when you need it—especially in the evening.
From “Has Power” to “Has Power Anytime”
Panels deliver plenty of daytime energy—that’s your cheapest, cleanest power.
The catch is timing: homes and businesses peak from late afternoon into evening. With a right-sized battery, you save part of your daytime solar and use it at night. Your system upgrades from “has power” to “has power anytime.”
What the Battery Actually Adds
Shifts energy to the evening, so you buy less expensive peak power.
Keeps you running through brief dips or outages—pumps, cold rooms, lights stay on.
Eases interconnection and reduces midday waste—solar plus storage plays nicer with the grid.
Sizing That Feels Just Right
Always size solar first to your roof/land and annual use—it’s the core savings driver.
Then add a small, precise battery sized to your 3–4 hours of evening demand. If your needs grow, scale storage later—prioritize critical loads first. This way you avoid overbuying while keeping comfort and reliability high.
Why This Works Especially Well in Hawaii
Island grids prize local, clean generation and resilience. Solar supplies the low-cost green energy; the battery solves the when. Together they deliver:
Lower bills through higher self-consumption and less peak purchase;
Continuity for critical operations;
Grid-friendliness and smoother approvals.
In Hawaiʻi, solar is the hero. A right-sized battery is the upgrade that makes it reliable on your schedule—steady, affordable, and clean for the long run.