The Seneca Nation Residential Solar Project, a partnership between GreenSpark and the Seneca Nation, has been voted the Project of the Year, a national award recognized by Solar Builder Magazine. Solar Builder is a leading industry publication highlighting the construction of solar projects nationwide while sharing the latest industry products, trends, and research.
GreenSpark is thrilled to have been selected as a vetted partner of the local New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) Clean Energy Hub, operated by the Climate Solutions Accelerator of the Genesee-Finger Lakes Region.
Solar energy is a rapidly growing industry, as more homes, businesses, and landowners are considering installing solar panels to produce their own energy and break free from the utility.
Is it time for your high electric bill to shape up or ship out? If your utility costs are anything like the average U.S. home, the answer is a big, fat yes. With the most recent rate hike approvals, the average monthly electric bill will increase 16-20%+ over the next three years!
We recently visited Spencerport Storage, a recent commercial solar customer and self-storage local business. Here's what they had to say about going solar with GreenSpark.
Have you heard the latest policy news? NY State recently passed the All-electric Buildings Act, which means all new residential homes must be 100% electric starting in 2026. There’s never been a better time to incorporate solar into your clients’ new home projects.
The 2023 National Human Resource Association Rising Star Award honors the folks working to elevate and strengthen their organizations through innovative ideas that make a positive impact within the HR, DEI, and local communities in which they live. GreenSpark Solar is proud to announce that our People Department Director, Ciera Caldwell, was named to this list of HR professionals in Rochester.
In 2019, GreenSpark Solar installed a solar array on a capped landfill in the Village of Brockport. This 646 kW solar array offsets the electricity needs of multiple buildings, including Seymour Library, three fire stations, the visitor center, the Department of Public Works, municipal offices, the police station, and streetlights.
YES! You’ve made the first step to exploring solar energy for your home. This could be for several reasons - you want to break free from the utility, you want to reduce your carbon footprint, you want to invest in your home instead of the utility, or you simply want to save money. But how does it work? What can your home produce with solar energy? What is solar production?
We’re one year in with the Inflation Reduction Act - HAPPY BIRTHDAY, CLIMATE BILL! The IRA has brought in $100 billion in United States (U.S.) solar and storage investment in the last year. SEIA (Solar Energy Industries Association) data indicates that the law’s subsidies for manufacturing and generation are greatly impacting the solar industry one year in.
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