Offsetting our Unavoidable Carbon with Carbon Credit Cart

We are committed to living as lightly as we can as we go about our daily work and family business. We are grateful that there are now resources available to help us be carbon-free. We try to reduce the amount of climate-changing greenhouse gases we put into the environment by driving electric vehicles when we can, reducing our air travel and, of course, by powering our home and business by the sun, but in the course of living our lives and doing business, we still have an impact. Thankfully, we were able to track our carbon footprint by consulting with Evergreen Carbon and, now, we are able to easily offset our carbon emissions each year through the services of Carbon Credit Cart.

Climate Friendly Holiday Gift Ideas

With all the world’s eyes on COP26, it's the perfect time to shop more sustainably and raise climate change awareness among our own inner circle of family friends, and the approaching Holiday season provides the perfect opportunity to do so. We have compiled a few of our favorite climate friendly and sustainable holiday gift ideas, read on to see our top picks...

Personal Climate Action: Creating A Community Electric Vehicle Charging Station

Sun Path Electric client Michael Truog on installing a free community EV charging station at his home for electric vehicles to go climate neutral, reduce climate change and inspire more people towards electric car adoption.

2 Key Climate Bills Passed by WA State Legislature

Shortly before adjourning on April 25, the Washington Legislature passed two important climate bills that will impact the state's solar industry...

Conserve Energy - Reduce Climate Impact with Energy Efficiency

Climate. Change. It is a huge issue for us to get our minds around. We know that changes need to be made on both the corporate and personal scales. Many of us feel overwhelmed. Where do we start and what makes a difference? We’ve compiled our top 10 tips on how we can reduce climate impact at home.

Should You Remove Trees for Solar Panel Performance?

Trees and solar have a similar effect on the environment when it comes to mitigating carbon—but they do not always get along. Trees cause shading and reduce the output and efficiency of solar panels. In most cases, trimming just a few branches may suffice. However, maximizing solar benefits could also mean cutting down a tree or two. Does it ever make sense to cut down carbon-absorbing trees just for solar? The answer is, surprisingly, yes. Here is some information that could help you make the right choice.