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'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, 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.
GreenSpark will be at the Climate Smart Canandaigua task force meeting on June 12 from 6:30-7:30 pm at the Wood Library.
Greece Baptist Church is hosting an Interfaith Climate Summit on Sunday, May 19. GreenSpark will be there to chat about all things solar. Learn more and RSVP on the Facebook event.
As we come to the end of Q1 2019, we wanted to share GreenSpark’s 2018 in Review. We're thrilled with our ability to help so many of our neighbors find the right solar option for them. Read on for the full stats of how we did as a business in 2018. 200+ Residential installations, over 1,635+ kWs (DC) or about 1,635,000 kWh production/year Residential Environmental Impact 2,500,000 lbs of co2 emission reduction annually OR equivalent to driving 2,800,000 fewer miles each year OR 147,400,000 number of smartphones charged OR carbon sequestered by 19,100 tree seedlings grown for 10 years OR…
Though they get talked about the most in the news these days, it’s not just big corporations--Google, Walmart, Apple, Intel, IKEA, and more--that are making the shift to solar. Western NY businesses, municipalities, and institutions like Rochester Regional Health, RIT, General Motors, Heritage Christian Services, the University of Rochester, and the Town of Williamson, among many others, have invested in local solar with GreenSpark. We’ve worked with companies and organizations of all sizes to help them find the right solar solution for their needs. In our 16+ years of experience, we’ve seen a number of reasons as to why local…
Ever wonder what it feels like to be the owner of a solar-powered business? Listen to Doug and Joan Allen of Long Acre Farms as they share what it’s like to have a local business powered by the sun! We installed a 72.8kW solar array at Long Acre Farms in the Spring of 2015. The ground mounted solar array is expected to cover over 100% of the farms’ electric load and pay for itself in just five years. The array will save the farm, which hosts a winery and ice cream shop, over $300,000 over the expected life of the system.…
Do you wish you could talk to another business owner that’s already gone solar with GreenSpark and learn about their experience? Here’s your chance. Listen to Doug and Joan Allen as they give advice to businesses considering solar. We installed a 72.8kW solar array at Long Acre Farms in the Spring of 2015. The ground mounted solar array is expected to cover over 100% of the farms’ electric load and pay for itself in just five years. The array will save the farm, which hosts a winery and ice cream shop, over $300,000 over the expected life of the system.…
Rochester IEEE Young Professionals, in combination with ROC City BioBeers and NextCorps, is co-hosting a networking meet-up for Rochester area Biotechnology professionals at the NextCorps offices in the Sibley Building. Whether you work for a startup or a large company in the Rochester area, come utilize this free opportunity to grow your professional network in the Biotechnology space. Appetizers will be served courtesy of GreenSpark Energy and Rochester IEEE. Wine, beer, and non-alcoholic drinks will be available for purchase at the cash bar. Please register for free through the IEEE Ticket portal. Registered IEEE members will receive a free drink…
Come learn about sustainability in our community, on campus, and around the world. Bring your electronic waste to be properly recycled (See the acceptable materials list.) Up-cycle a t-shirt. Meet environmental non-profits. Learn about solar power. Join a campus group. Sample products from local food and farmers markets. Register to vote. Visit the home energy training center. Try sustainable coffee. And more!