Sunlight Solar’s own Carolyn Humphreys talks to Green Home Magazine’s Laura Hawkins about the benefits of residential solar hot water panels and the rebates and tax incentives available in CT and NY.
Leave a Comment »(Portland, OR) Sunlight Solar is proud to announce the expansion of their current operations headquartered in Bend, Oregon, to an additional office in Portland since January 2010. Chance Currington will oversee Portland office operations as Project Manager for all solar electric and solar hot water projects throughout the Portland area, Willamette Valley, and Columbia Gorge regions.
Leave a Comment »(Bend, OR) Sunlight Solar Energy is proud to announce the addition of two new employees- Queena Coursen as Project Coordinator and Kimmberly Wallace as First Contact / Administrative Assistant.
Leave a Comment »With developers showing interest in building a solar array and a wind farm preparing to break ground, Crook County is taking big strides into the renewable energy trend.
Paul Israel, president of Bend-based Sunlight Solar Energy, Inc., shed some light on why solar companies would be interested in Crook County. Read the full article.
Leave a Comment »Lynn Minnick, a.k.a. The GREEN CT Realtor, posted a recent blog entry that featured her solar site survey performed by Sunlight Solar’s very own Dan Britton. Lynn speaks of the application process she will begin with the CT Solar Lease Program, as well as her first impressions of Dan. Lynn was impressed that Dan’s company vehicle was a hybrid and that his business card was printed on 100% PCW paper. Click here to read the full article and view pictures of Dan performing the site survey.
Leave a Comment »A recent article in the Bend Bulletin highlights the upturn of the PV industry in Oregon. Sunlight Solar Energy, with locations in Bend and Portland, has quadrupled its number of installations in the last year. Read the full article.
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On December 21, 2009, the 31.46-kW PV system was commissioned atop SEKO Worldwide in Portland. Paul Burkhart, owner of SEKO Worldwide in Portland, says that with the Energy Trust of Oregon cash incentive and the state and federal tax credits he’ll receive for the system, “It was a no brainer. It just made good business sense.” Sunlight Solar installed the solar electric system consisting of 134 220-watt panels from Eugene, OR-based Grape Solar and 1 30-kW inverter from Bend, OR-based PV Powered. Read the full article.
Sunlight Solar Energy is proud to announce that is the recipient of the Green Building of America Award. The award is given for Excellence in Green Building. View the award here: Green Building of America Award.
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Leave a Comment »Prineville’s newest Habitat for Humanity house comes complete with solar panels.
Over the past two years, the Bend-area Habitat For Humanity has built eight houses featuring solar electric panels.
This year, they will build their first in Prineville.
Habitat For Humanity has been providing low-cost housing to low-income families for more than 30 years. Thanks to a partnership started in 2007 with Bend-based Sunlight Solar, Habitat in Bend has begun installing solar panels on their homes.
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