This 67kW roof-mount solar array is located right in downtown Rochester and was installed by GreenSpark in 2020. The solar array powers Woodbury Place Lofts and Turner Engineering, reducing energy costs while offsetting the greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to over 130,000 miles driven by an average passenger vehicle, every year.Drone Images by Nate Rozzi, Rozzi Architects Interested in what we can do for you? Let's talk. Go Back See More
GreenSpark Solar was hired for the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction of this 335kW solar array and integrated 392 kWh energy storage project on the rooftop of the Goergen Athletic Center at the University of Rochester’s River Campus. The project offsets the energy needs of the Center for Energy and Environment net-zero office building. This project was a first of its kind in New York State and will provide valuable data related to solar energy and storage performance within a northeastern climate setting to promote wider scale deployment throughout the region. Overall the project will provide research, education, and outreach opportunities…
Mark IV Enterprises, one of the largest locally-based real estate developers and property management firms in the Greater Rochester area, hired GreenSpark for their 132.7 kW solar array completed in 2019. The solar array was installed on the roof of the 625 South Goodman Street luxury apartment complex in the Swillburg Neighborhood. Read more about the project through local news coverage. Interested in what we can do for you? Let's talk. Go Back See More
2.2 MW solar array is located in Ontario, NY. GreenSpark designed, developed, and installed the array, which will generate electricity for Home Leasing Affordable Housing Communities throughout the Greater Rochester area.
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Is your business interested in the benefits of solar energy but unsure of the time commitment involved with exploring the option?Here’s what you can expect once you let GreenSpark know your business would like a free solar analysis.1.) GreenSpark will get to work on putting together a comprehensive solar analysis and a free quote for your company.In order to do so, we’ll simply need a copy of an electric bill.2.) GreenSpark will schedule a digital consultation with you to review your solar analysis and answer any questions you may have.Your comprehensive solar analysis will include:Annual expected savingsGross system price, incentives…
The Villages of Brockport, Lima, and Sodus Point have made the switch to solar energy. Ontario, NY - The Greater Rochester area felt the impacts of the national solar energy surge in 2019 in several different ways, especially with local villages. The Villages of Brockport, Lima, and Sodus Point all made the switch to solar energy in 2019, allowing the reallocation of funds previously budgeted for rising municipal electric bills. GreenSpark Solar, a 20-year-old local renewable energy company, located in Ontario, NY, installed nearly 2MW of solar energy for the three villages in partnership with Kendall Sustainable Infrastructure (KSI). “It…
Village of Sodus Point Project size: 270 kW Completed: 2019 The Village of Sodus Point joined a solar Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) to save the municipality more than $150,000 over the 20-year term. The 674 kW community solar farm is owned by Kendall Sustainable Infrastructure. The Village of Sodus PPA includes 270 kW of solar energy, which is 40% of the community solar farm. The remaining portion of the solar farm will benefit residential customers in the RGE territory. Want to see what we could do for you? Complete the form below to learn more. Get Started Go Back See…
The Village of Lima partnered with GreenSpark solar for their 447.12 kW system. The project is owned by Kendall Sustainable Infrastructure, with the Village of Lima entering a 25-year solar power purchase agreement (PPA).
Solar power projects are more flexible than ever, benefiting a wider variety of customers and industries. Whether your business operates out of owned or leased commercial space, there are cost-effective solar energy opportunities available. 1) Does your business pay a utility bill? The account paying the utility bill has the ability to benefit from solar energy. If your business does not currently pay the electric bill, it is possible to work with your landlord and utility in order to switch the account. 2) Will your landlord allow solar panels on the property? Don’t worry, even if the answer is ‘no,’…
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