Reflecting on Another Bright Year for Solar Energy

Kyle Ritland Marketing and Customer Experience

December 7, 2020

1 min read

The new year is right around the corner and brings reflections on 2020 - a challenging, but in the end, another amazing year that showed how resilient the solar industry is. While the industry has seen a few ups and downs in the past twelve months, growth remains extremely strong, and all signs point to the renewable energy revolution charging forward into 2021 and beyond.

From educational activities for kids stuck at home to how to find the best local solar company, we've worked hard to educate and keep our customers informed. So, as we prepare for another bright year for solar in 2021, we wanted to share our top nuggets of wisdom from 2020.

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*This blog has been updated since its original publication date of 12/18/2018 to reflect the top blogs of 2020.

About the Author

Kyle Ritland Marketing and Customer Experience

After working in technology marketing throughout the Pacific Northwest and Silicon Valley for more than 20 years, Kyle opted to follow his heart and focus his talents in solar energy.

As the head of Marketing at Sun Valley Solar Solutions, Kyle works hard to demystify the ever-changing solar landscape in Arizona and across the country. He especially enjoys helping people separate fact from fiction by presenting solar transparently and accurately, rather than relying on hype or deceptive marketing tactics that are far too common with some solar companies.

When not touting the benefits of solar, encouraging his friends to opt for paper over plastic, or growing his own vegetables, Kyle is generally found hiking with his pointer Bravo or preparing a home-cooked meal for friends.

“If you truly understand how solar works it’s easy to see through the gimmicks. The opportunity for savings is very real when you have the correct information”