WAUKESHA, Wis. – Grow Solar is again in Waukesha and Jefferson Counties – a chance for residents and small companies to scale back power prices utilizing photo voltaic know-how.
The group shopping for program helps residence and enterprise house owners by buying photo voltaic panels in bulk at beneath market costs.
The Midwest Renewable Energy Association (MREA) began this system to provide owners the chance to spend money on an impartial power supply. They vet native photo voltaic installers to make sure that photo voltaic investments profit the shopper and the regional economic system.
The program features a free website go to, custom-made system design, set up and ongoing upkeep.
“We’ve seen methods which might be nonetheless producing successfully for his or her properties for 40 years,” mentioned MREA Solar Program Manager Taylor Ball.
Since this system’s inception in 2013, Grow Solar contributors have generated greater than two megawatts of photo voltaic power throughout the Midwest. Residents and small companies in Waukesha and Jefferson counties alone generated 700 kilowatts.
“We are a proud supporter of this program as a result of it brings the neighborhood with the skilled and academic supplies they want,” mentioned Ball.
MREA, the Waukesha County Green Team and Heart of the City are teaming as much as provide Grow Solar data periods. The subsequent “Solar Power Hour” can be a digital assembly by way of Zoom on Tuesday, May 28 at 2:00 p.m.
