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We see solar power as a great way for people to empower themselves to offset their carbon footprint on this planet and if you are ready to implement solar for your home or solar for your business then we would love to connect you with one of our expert solar consultants to help you realize your goals.

If you are still of the mindset that solar is too expensive then you may find that you have fallen behind the times and don’t quite have your finger on the pulse of what’s hot and happening in 2014.

It’s the season for giving and most importantly for remembering our neighbors that may need help, not just now but throughout the year. Sunsense is well known for participation in community based projects and every year Sunsense dedicates many hours of staff time to organizing equipment donations and coordinating labor […]

Sunsense Solar, a photovoltaic design and installation company based in Carbondale Colorado has been named by Solar Power World, as one of the 2013 Top 250 Solar Contractors.

The divestment movement is really starting to gain some traction in the US with commitments from hundreds of universities, colleges, towns, cities and religious institutions through out the nation.

Sunsense Solar has been attending the Telluride Bluegrass Festival for many years, baking solar cookies for the kids, educating the public on their solar options and enjoying the beautiful music and mountains. Its a badge of honor to tell others how many of the 40 annual festivals you have attended and this 40th year of the Telluride Bluegrass festival attracted everyone from multi year veterans to 1st year newbies.

Some of our clients plug into solar in multiple facets. If you’re considering solar for your home, there’s a benefit to learning a little more from this example. Here in this photo you can see solar energy being used in three different ways: 1. Solar PV We learned about solar […]

Sunsense has joined the Preschool on Wheels initiative! Gus the Bus, of the Aspen Community Foundation, provided the foundation for Sunsense to give a solar makeover. Gus the Bus uses a diesel generator to provide power. Sunsense is installing solar panels on the roof, plus providing battery storage. The aim […]