True South Solar Installations at Southern Oregon University
True South Solar is a proud Southern Oregon University Alumni Owned Business in Southern Oregon.
Solar Projects
Learn about True South Solar’s past installation projects. We take great pride in our craftsmanship and attention to detail. Learn more about why we’re different.
A Sunny Vision for Southern Oregon
The Story of True South Solar True South Solar is Southern Oregon’s solar installer. Locally serving the entire Rogue Valley area and beyond, it is also the oldest (and best!) solar company in the region. Inspired by the urgencies of energy independence and ecological sustainability, Eric Hansen and Shawn Schreiner founded True South Solar in… Read in Browser >>
STracker dual-axis solar trackers installed at ScienceWorks
The ScienceWorks Hands-on Museum in Ashland, Oregon, is now home to three of STracker’s Model S1B elevated solar trackers.
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Verde Village: The New Home for Solar
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.
Solar Install Time Lapse
Amazing time lapse solar installation. 10 panel off-grid system installed by the True South Solar crew in Southern Oregon.
Ashland Emergency Food Bank Solar
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.
True South Solar @ Mt. Ashland
True South Solar installed a 27.8 kW array of solar panels on Mt. Ashland! Mt. Ashland now has 85 panels on the ski area vehicle shop roof, which offsets 12% of energy use at the ski area! The project is being supported in part by Pacific Power’s Blue Sky Program customers, the Energy Trust of Oregon,… Read in Browser >>
Steve Smith’s 4.6kW System
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.
Coyote Trails Solar Pavilion Project
This post was written by the staff at Coyote Trails School of Nature, located in Medford. We are delighted to share with you our endeavor at the Coyote Trails Nature Center! We decided in 2013 to become a “net zero” solar-powered property. We were successful at finding marvelous partners for the project. We went back… Read in Browser >>