At Arise Energy, we want to make sure your experience in leveraging Renewable Energy is totally seamless! That's why we promise to be there with you every step of the way, overseeing your entire project from design to installation and commissioning, with one of our owners as your single point of contact!
Agricultural clients often find that they have more than enough "solar-friendly" building roof surfaces to allow for installation of photovoltaic solar arrays that offset most of their annual electrical power requirements. Agricultural businesses also may qualify for USDA grants, reducing investment costs further, with rapid ROI.
Commercial clients can leverage available Power Company rebates and Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) when investing in renewable energy solutions. Further, those who invest in systems that begin installation before the end of 2011 may qualify for US Treasury Grants of 30 percent, further reducing the required investment funds.
PV Solar costs have plummeted over the last two years, making the technology very affordable - especially with current Power Company, Federal and/or State incentives available to most buyers. At Arise, we leverage the latest in module and inverter technologies to design and deliver the best overall solutions for our clients.
Installed on homes in Colorado for more than 30 years now, Solar Thermal technology has come a long way, such that new ST systems are more efficient, less prone to leaks, and far more esthetically pleasing than those installed just 5-10 years ago. ST systems only provide heat for water, but have a lower entry cost than the more versatile PV solar solutions.
By Mark Jaffe
The Denver Post
FOWLER — Like many a town on the Eastern Plains, this farming community has seen better days, but now it has a new plan. It is going to disappear — from the electric grid.
If all the town’s plans — and there are many — come to pass, Fowler will generate its own electricity, biofuel and manure-based gas; and an empty canning plant will turn into a new solar-panel factory.
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