Our Community

True South Solar is 100% dedicated to the Southern Oregon community. This area is like a patchwork quilt, with residents, organizations, and businesses all sewn together to create a great place to live and work.

Residents of Talent gather to discuss power outages with OR Senator Jeff Golden on Aug. 27, 2024

Facing the Power Outage Crisis in Talent: Reliable Home Backup Solutions

This summer, residents of the City of Talent have endured an unprecedented number of power outages—over 40 and counting. Residents are seeking a solution to this Talent power outage crisis. These outages have disrupted daily life, leaving families and businesses struggling to cope with the unpredictability of power availability. The frustration boiled over at a… Read in Browser >>

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Southern Oregon Schools Go Solar

Schools across Southern Oregon are making a a solid investment in the future. Faced with soaring energy costs and tightening budgets, forward-thinking districts are turning to solar power as a intelligent long-term solution. By harnessing the region’s abundant sunshine, these educational institutions are paving the way for a greener, more resilient tomorrow. Ashland School District

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Commercial solar panels installed by True South Solar at Southern Oregon University

Sustainability at Southern Oregon University

Sustainability is more than just a buzzword at Southern Oregon University (SOU). It’s right in their mission statement and is part of the strategic direction for the campus in the SOU Plan. SOU’s commitment to sustainability can be seen throughout the campus through its red, black, and blue recycle bins, highly visible solar installations, energy

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Oregon Shakespeare Festival Solar Panels by True South Solar

Non-Profits Qualify for direct pay tax credit

The Inflation Reduction Act, passed in 2022, enables Rogue Valley non-profit organizations to qualify for a direct payment tax credit (the ITC) to go solar–as opposed to taking it as a tax liability. In the past, most organizations would have to partner with a bank or developer to take advantage of the tax credit (nonprofit

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