Resources
Please contact us to discuss your solar plans and we’ll be happy to provide you with more information. Until then, here are some basic resources to get you started or explore Frequently Asked Questions about solar systems and installation.
Midwest Renewable Energy Association
Solar and wind education, Energy Fair, and Solar Tour
Dane Buy Local
Locally owned business directory
National Association of the Remodeling Industry
Construction trade association
Green Masters Program
Recognizing sustainable actions by Wisconsin businesses
RENEW Wisconsin
Advocacy for renewable energy
American Solar Energy Society
National solar advocacy and Solar Tour
Energy Star Program
Efficiency and conservation resource by the U.S. Department of Energy
Focus on Energy
Wisconsin energy project implementation program
Database of State Incentives for Renewable Energy
Federal 30% tax credit and state level policy, regulations, and incentive information
Winter Solar Production: Still Shining Bright
/in Uncategorized /by Ron ChesterHow Data Centers May Drive Utility Rates Up Faster Than Expected
/in Frontpage Article /by Ron ChesterAs the demand for cloud computing, AI, and digital storage skyrockets, data centers are consuming massive amounts of electricity—and that surge is putting new pressure on power grids. Each large-scale data center can use as much energy as tens of thousands of homes, forcing utilities to upgrade infrastructure, expand generation capacity, and purchase more power from the market.
These upgrades come at a cost, and utilities often pass those expenses on to ratepayers. In many regions, this growing energy demand from data centers is already contributing to faster-than-normal utility rate increases. As utilities race to keep up, households and small businesses may see higher monthly bills, even if their own energy use hasn’t changed.
With this trend accelerating, many homeowners are turning to solar energy and battery storage to stabilize their long-term energy costs and reduce their dependence on the grid.
According to Wisbusiness.com, there are at least 47 data centers running or proposed to be built in Wisconsin.
Year-End Residential Solar Savings – 5% Discount Through December 31st
/in Frontpage Article, News /by Ron ChesterNow is the perfect time to invest in clean energy. Through the end of the year, we are offering a 5% discount on all new residential solar installations to be installed in 2026. Take advantage of this limited-time opportunity to reduce your energy costs. Our in-house team manages every step of the process—from system design and permitting to installation and ongoing support—ensuring a seamless transition to renewable power. Don’t miss your chance to save before December 31st. Make the switch to solar today and secure both immediate and lasting financial benefits.