GreenSpark at CSI Night Product Show
GreenSpark will be at the CSI Night Product Show to network with the community. Register yourself and other members of your firm for an educational and enjoyable evening.
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GreenSpark at the NY Sustainability Conference
GreenSpark will be attending the NY Sustainability Conference, a three-day event that will be showcasing ways in which higher education institutions can advance sustainability efforts on their campuses and in their communities throughout New York State. The main conference sessions will be held at Rochester Institute of Technology, with ancillary meetings at Monroe Community College, and the University of Rochester.
GreenSpark at the NYWEA Industrial Issues Committee (IIC) Fall Seminar
GreenSpark's Director of Commercial Sales, Doug Weishaar, will be speaking about powering our industrial facilities with solar energy at the NYWEA IIC Fall Seminar.
GreenSpark at Girl Scouts Environmental Expo
GreenSpark, alongside other environmental experts, will be attending the Girl Scouts Environmental Expo to answer questions on renewable energy and community impact. With over 20 organizations and students giving presentations, we are excited to be a voice in this environmental conversation.
Tap Into Solar: Customer Appreciation Night
Join us for an energetic Happy Hour! Bring a friend who is interested in exploring solar, and GreenSpark will buy you a drink. Bring additional friends, and receive additional rewards. Your guests will have the opportunity to chat with a Solar Advisor about how easy and affordable it is to go solar. Light snacks provided.
GreenSpark Solar – Why We’re Not Striking.
Crazy Right? The largest solar energy developer in Western New York has decided not to walk out of our workplace during the Global Climate Strike. But, it isn’t because we don’t support the movement, it’s because every day we fight for the movement - we are dedicated to finding a solution to a global issue on a local level, and we don’t feel that walking out will lend to the end goal of the Climate Strike. We find ourselves at a crossroads - we know our house is on fire, we fight it every day, because every day is Earth…
Net Metering for Rochester Area Businesses: What is it and Why is it Important?
As a business owner or executive, you know a good deal when you see one, which is why you’re interested in learning more about commercial solar. Net metering is one reason why solar is such a good deal for Rochester business owners – it allows you to earn money, save on energy costs, and make a big difference in your company’s bottom line.What is net metering?Simply put, net metering is a billing system used by utility companies that allows solar energy system owners to bank credits for any excess electricity they add to the grid. These credits can then be…
Seasonal Solar Panel Maintenance in Rochester
Solar panel maintenance is important, but unlike cars or household appliances that need regular tune ups in order to remain in good working order, solar panels require very little maintenance throughout their lifespan. And it gets even better – as your trusted solar installer, GreenSpark performs necessary system maintenance. You don’t have to lift a finger when it comes to maintaining your home’s solar panels, unless of course, it’s to give us a call. Seasonal preventative maintenance can go a long way in terms of supporting the efficiency and longevity of your solar panels. Here are a few examples of…
5 Ways to Help Get Company Stakeholders on Board With Solar
As solar-savvy professional, you’re probably well aware of the benefits of solar energy for businesses. You’re familiar with the cost and environmental benefits. You know about the generous federal incentives and tax credits. You understand that consumer trends lean towards companies that have sustainable business practices in place. You get it. The only problem? Your company’s decision makers and stakeholders may not be totally sold on the idea of solar for one reason or another. In order to show them all of the benefits solar can provide to their organization, you have to talk their language and broach the subject…
