Friday, June 22, 2012

Vote for Solaire as San Diego's Best Solar Panel Company


Solaire Energy Systems is proud to announce that we have been nominated in the San Diego Union-Tribune's “Best of San Diego” contest for the category of BEST Solar Panel Company. Please take a brief moment out of your day to vote for us. We would truly appreciate it!

Below are the quick and easy steps to submit your vote:


2) Please fill out the quick registration page and click “Sign Up”.

3) Go to your email and activate your new account by clicking on the link the San Diego Union-Tribune will send you.

4) Login using your created username and password, then click on…
  • “VOTE NOW” at the top right corner of the screen or click here http://www.utsandiego.com/bestof/
  • At this point the SAN DIEGO'S BEST U-T READERS POLL 2012 page will appear. Please click on “For the Home”
  • Then click on “Solar Panel Company”
  •  Then click on "Solaire Energy Systems".... WATCH OUT!!! There is another solar company by the name of 'Solar Energy Systems' on the ballot. PLEASE double check the spelling of our company to include the “I” and “E” (Solaire Energy Systems) and click on us!
The rules dictate that registered voters are allowed to vote once a day all the way till July 3rd! So feel free to vote more than once. 

Thanks for your support!

Solaire Energy Systems
Go Green, Go Solar, Go Solaire!

Thursday, June 21, 2012

High Hopes for Solar Energy International Survey Reports


The results of the fourth annual international solar energy survey have been released just in time for the summer solstice on June 20, the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere. This survey, conducted by Applied Materials, Inc. targeted consumers in China, India, Japan, and the United States, four countries that have promising outlooks for solar power growth, and was designed to measure awareness and general understanding of solar energy.

While San Diego solar energy systems and other high-tech home heating and cooling solar methods have been available for years both here and around the world, this international survey revealed a recent shift in how consumers view and approach solar energy. There is a new optimism about the potential of solar power to help solve the world’s energy crisis and alleviate the adverse effects of fossil fuels on the world's climate.

On the other hand, the survey also showed that many misconceptions about the current cost of solar energy technology adoption still persist today even as efforts are made to better educate the public. Approximately 35 percent of survey participants still believed that solar power is currently more expensive than traditional energy sources.

In fact, solar energy is getting less expensive by the day. According to Dr. Charlie Gay, president of Applied Materials' Solar division, solar panels are now more affordable as a result of cost reductions in the supply chain. Additionally, further advances in technology and innovation will only continue to moderate costs.

Approximately half of all survey respondents (46%) recognized that solar market would create jobs. Of the four countries, United States participants were the most optimistic with 58% sharing this outlook.

Undoubtedly, solar energy is still a largely untapped resource. Solar hot water in SanDiego, for example, are a cost-effective solution that eliminates the need to waste fossil fuels on heating water. Continued focus on educating consumers on the many benefits of solar energy will help accelerate the growth of the solar market as we work towards alleviating our global energy crisis.