Commercial Solar Providers

Solar States is a Power Purchase Agreement company based in the Northern Liberties section of Philadelphia, taking a unique approach to providing solar energy. In exchange for rooftop space, Solar States provides companies with clean, affordable and fully-functioning solar power with no up front costs. Simply put, you give us the space, we sell you the power.

As we are truly invested in furthering solar energy use, the Solar States business model starts by eliminating the technology's biggest headache: restrictive up front costs. Many building owners cannot afford to shell out tens of thousands for a solar installation. At Solar States, we take care of these costs by creating Power Purchase Agreements with business owners. We install your solar array right on your property and give you a power bill for the energy you use. The result is a guaranteed 10-30% savings on your current electricity bill, not to mention the increased property values associated with alternative energy improvements. And by substituting solar energy from Solar States during mid-day, or Peak, hours, you can save an additional 5-10% per day.

Because solar energy is a long-term investment, Solar States handles all maintenance and insures all solar equipment. And just for signing up, Solar States starts you out with a bonus of $10,000-$45,000, based on the size of the system install. After a 10-year period, your array becomes more than just a money-saving measure; it starts to make you money through revenue sharing on all resulting SRECs. Last but not least, this model creates a unique, mutually-beneficial partnership between power provider and property owner that is unmatched anywhere else in the solar industry.

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What the Industry is Saying

"At Solaris Energy, education is our core value. It promotes safe and well constructed sites, and saves our company time and money. SEI/NABCEP solar classes in the area are few and far between, and this reduces the potential number of qualified installers, and forces installation companies to Chester and Bucks counties (where classes can be found) to pursue trained installation staff. This puts philadelphians at a disadvantage in obtaining these valuable living wage positions. The potential for growth in this industry is a direct function of how many educational resources exist within that area. If Philadelphia wants to be competitive in the green jobs market, certified renewable job training resources within the city must be deployed."
-Mike Mckinley
Chief Designer Solaris Energy, LLC.
267.254.4012
www.solarishere.com