Solar by Ecos

07/29/2024

Here is an interesting article on the value of solar. Check out the Energy Sage website for good information on going solar.

After evaluating 500,000 solar adopters across the U.S., the researchers found that the average energy burden for solar customers was 2.6%.

07/15/2024

This is a client in Shelbyville who was able to secure USDA grant money to offset a significant portion of the cost of the project. Ask us how that might work for you.

07/15/2024

One of our latest commercial installs.

06/19/2024

This past weekend, co-owner Tony Drove our truck and trailer in the Pride parade. Another example of what a local business does in the community. Buy local.

06/19/2024

Maybe you should encourage people to talk to local installers. They should definitely get competitive quotes as the solarize programs only give you one bid and one contractor to choose from. Not much of a choice.

Welcome to the Kentucky Solar Energy Society! Help us advocate for clean energy in the Commonwealth. The Kentucky Solar Energy Society is dependent on members like you to advance solar photovoltaics (solar electric), solar hot water, and other solar technologies in Kentucky!

06/19/2024

A client sent a link to the "This Old House" site where we were ranked the number one solar company in Louisville using much of the same criteria that the Solarize program used to score us. We still cant figure out how they thought Bone Dry was a better solar choice.

06/08/2024

Come on down to the soccer stadium for the LIBA buy local fair. The rain stopped and the sun is coming out.

05/31/2024

We just want everyone to know that these are not necessarily the only "best" installers in the market. There is no bulk purchase and the prices are not necessarily discounted. PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU GET AT LEAST 3 COMPETITIVE BIDS FROM INSTALLERS THAT ARE ACTUALLY LOCAL TO THIS MARKET. SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BUSINESS!!!

Solar Kentucky is the official home of the Kentucky Solar Energy Society (KySES), an association of solar professionals, advocates, businesses, and enthusiasts dedicated to advancing the clean energy transition in Kentucky.

05/29/2024

Reach out to your local installers for quotes.

New and
projects are pushing towards a . Six southern US colleges and three universities have united in this effort - and this is only the beginning of clean energy investments revolutionizing renewables in Kentucky!

https://cleantechnica.com/2024/04/23/universities-colleges-from-nc-pa-unite-on-huge-solar-power-project-in-kentucky/

CleanTechnica Davidson College Wake Forest University Elon University Dickinson College Haverford College Lafayette College Lehigh University Muhlenberg College Swarthmore College