Government agencies, public schools, colleges, and non-profit organizations have a great opportunity to utilize open roof space for the purpose of becoming a power provider through the use of photovoltaics. This often over looked asset can be easily retrofitted with solar PV panels, and can save thousands of dollars on the cost of electricity.

Institutional Organizations such as Government Agencies and Public Schools and non-profit organizations tend to be ideal candidates for renewable energy generation systems such as solar power (photovoltaics) but must adhere to a truly unique and complex set of rules and regulations. We understand these requirements and have worked closely with many domestic and international state and local governments throughout our experience in renewable energy solution engineering. We have developed programs, installed, and implemented an array of cutting-edge solar photovoltaic energy solutions.

We take pride in our clients within the education sector. It is here that we have an immediate opportunity to educate and inform the decision makers of tomorrow about the benefits of renewable energy solutions. Not only children, educators, and parents have an opportunity to learn about solar power, but they get to experience it firsthand.

Schools are perfect candidates for a renewable energy solution. Since schools have an idle time throughout the year where facility usage is at a minimal, our grid systems will sell the energy back to the utility company, overall reducing the cost of energy for the establishment, and in some cases earning money for the district.

We are proud of the systems we engineer and install. Our systems are designed to allow our customers to fully monitor their systems output, and capacity. Our development staff has created online web portals and WEB 2.0 applications which give you the capacity to see you’re solar and wind production in “real-time” and calculate your actual financial savings and carbon footprint calculus. And for the educational sector we also have open api capability for computer science and engineering programs investigating the integration of solar into their curriculums.