We're so excited to be participating in Project: GROW with Project Tsehigh & Trap Garden. We hope you enjoy harvesting some sunshine with your Window Solar Chargers.

We love hosting workshops to teach people about how solar energy works. The workshop will be held virtually via Zoom. Time & date are TBD, fill out the form below to register & we will respond back with more details. 

You can register for an Intro to Solar Workshop Here.

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Do you want to learn the most important pieces of Biden's climate plan? Do you want a simplified version of his comprehensive climate plan? If you're curious about his environmental goals and policies, check this page out! Continue reading

For 1 day only, save $25 on Window Solar Chargers. We're not participating in Amazon Prime Day, but we'd love your support as a small business. Shopping on our website directly supports us, our employees, & our mission of solar energy everywhere.

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We are very excited to submit our "Creative Solar Shapes" business for the American-made Solar Prize! Check out the video below to hear Grouphug founder Krystal Persaud talk through the idea.  Continue reading

A brief look at the first commercial solar panel ever made by Bell Labs -- and why it's time to break out of traditional rectangular shapes! Continue reading

I love learning new things on instagram! Explaining topics within climate change can be dense, lengthy, and well ... boring. These accounts (below) do an amazing job at not only making content aesthetically beautiful, but digestible. You don't have to be an environmental expert to understand and break into their content. 

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From Grouphug Founder Krystal Persaud: I wanted to take a moment to share some behind the scenes photos. Even though the past few months have been tough, I try to remember that it's more about the journey than the destination. Grouphug is just getting started. Continue reading

The answer is... for science, of course! The dark blue or black color you see on solar panels is an anti-reflective spray applied to the silicon solar cells. This helps them absorb more sunlight.

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Do you know how traditional power plants work? Let's look at how most electricity is made today. Continue reading

Dr. Robert Bullard is known as the Father of the Environmental Justice movement. In 1979, Bullard discovered that African American neighborhoods in Houston, Texas were frequently chosen for toxic waste sites. Even though they made up 25% of the population - their neighborhoods were home to more than 80% of the city's landfills.  Continue reading