This week on the Team Lally Real Estate Radio Show, we interview Ryno Irwin, Owner and CEO of Hawaii Unified and Co-Founder of Go Local Powur. He unpacks how recent changes in federal tax credits are impacting both residential and commercial solar, why electric bills keep rising, what leasing really means, and how batteries play a role in maximizing solar investments. You also hear the truth about available tax credits, financing options, and how to know when the time is right to make the switch.
Ryno Irwin is a visionary leader and entrepreneur with deep roots in Hawaiʻi. Launching his first construction business back in 2006, he has consistently grown companies centered on innovation, opportunity, and making a lasting impact across the islands. Today, as Owner and CEO of Hawaii Unified Industries, Ryno focuses on sustainable growth, job creation, and delivering local benefits. Under his leadership, Hawaii Unified has grown to over 100 employees and played a major role in bringing 20 MW of solar installations to Hawaiʻi as a contractor partner for Powur PBC.
Co‑founder of Go Local Powur, Ryno Irwin now steers one of Hawaiʻi’s leading solar energy platforms. Based in Waianae and locally owned, Go Local Powur offers end-to-end solar solutions—designing, installing, and maintaining systems for both homes and businesses. Backed by expert partnerships (with brands like REC Solar, Q CELLS, Tesla, Enphase, and SolarEdge), the company delivers customized solar and battery storage options rooted in community trust, cultural values, and aloha. Their team of dedicated professionals is committed to making Hawaii’s clean energy transition accessible, affordable, and resilient for kamaʻāina across the islands.