Q: What is your role on the True South Solar team?
I am the Commercial Development Advisor. I help businesses, non-profits, and government agencies consider their options for solar.
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Verde Village is Oregon’s first zero energy ready community and is a certified platinum building community by Earth Advantage. Verde Village was built by KDA Homes and Suncrest Homes.
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Q: What is your role on the True South Solar team?
I’m the Field Manager, Journeyman Electrician, and PV (photovoltaic) Jedi.
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Q: What is your role on the True South Solar team?
I’m currently a licensed LRT (Limited Renewables Technician) Solar Electrician. I am an installer that specializes in rooftop installations. I started in November 2015.
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Amazing time lapse solar installation. 10 panel off-grid system installed by the True South Solar crew in Southern Oregon.
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Oregon’s net metering law allows all utility customers to generate their own electricity and reduce their electricity bills.
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Ashland Emergency Food Bank Completes Rooftop Solar Through Generosity. Their 4.59 Kw system was donated from the Ashland Food Co-op along with labor donated by True South Solar.
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True South Solar installed a 27.8 kW array of solar panels at Mt. Ashland. Mt. Ashland now has 85 panels on the ski area vehicle shop roof, which offsets 15% of energy use at the ski area! The project was supported in part by Pacific Power’s Blue Sky Program customers, the Energy Trust of Oregon, and
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Steve Smith’s 4.6kW system is generating credits over their summer consumption, and has accounted for roughly a third or more of their winter usage. Overall the system provides ½ of the power. Motivation to go solar was based on the purchase of their house that is all electric, with no natural gas, so they wanted to help offset the electrical costs with an environmentally sustainable resource and solar fit the bill.
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We’re blessed with both a lot of sunshine and a lot of trees in Southern Oregon. Sometimes the very trees we love the most block our solar access and make siting a solar electric system difficult. So, how do we coexist with trees, deal with shading issues, get the most out of our solar electric systems, and do the right thing for the environment? The answer begins by hiring the right solar professionals.
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