A collection of notable moments in our work to help local communities and reduce our society's reliance on fossil fuels.
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Forbes | June 25, 2023
Starting way back in 2020 (approximately two decades in Covid-Time), WhistlePig set out on a mission to become 100% solar-powered. To that end, they installed a 54,292 kWh Panasonic panel array on the roof of their distillery. After three years, they've improved their efficiency so that the 4,500 kWh per month is more than enough to power their operations, to the point where they're planning to send energy back to the grid.
OleansHub | January 30, 2023
ALBION – The Orleans County 4-H Fairgrounds is about to make history as the first fairgrounds in the country to have solar panels installed by a company that was founded to provide solar energy free of charge to non-profits.
Robert Batt, director of Orleans County Cornell Cooperative Extension, said he has always been interested in solar, he said. He first learned about Everybody Solar in the fall of 2021 at the YMCA’a Camp Cory in Penn Yan.
Yahoo Sports
by Josh Navarro
Sulzbacher Village in the Brentwood area celebrated the new installments of solar panels Thursday morning.
Officials said often times, nonprofits have less access for solar and are financially stretched thin. But this will allow staff to focus on taking care of residents instead of the electric bill.
There are 126 solar panels on the roof of their building off Springfield Boulevard. It will help save the nonprofit roughly $7,000 a year.
by Kelsey Misbrener
Sulzbacher, the largest service provider for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness in Northeast Florida, welcomes a new solar array to power its Sulzbacher Village affordable housing complex. Partnering with Everybody Solar, a nonprofit that facilitates solar energy for other nonprofits, Sulzbacher will now benefit from a 49.8-kW solar energy system to maximize the use of the Florida sun.
Action News Jax | October 13, 2022
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Sulzbacher Village in the Brentwood area celebrated the new installments of solar panels Thursday morning.
Officials said often, nonprofits have less access to solar and are financially stretched thin. But this will allow staff to focus on taking care of residents instead of the electric bill.
Yahoo!Finance | October 12, 2022
On Oct. 13, Sulzbacher, the largest provider for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness in Northeast Florida, will cut the ribbon on their newest project.
Partnering with Everybody Solar, a nonprofit that assists in solar energy for other nonprofits, Sulzbacher will power its Sulzbacher Village, saving on energy costs.
Solar Builder
by Chris Crowell
The middle market of solar – that non-residential, non-utility scale, pure commercial solar project that’s about 200 kW to 1 MW in size – is historically the trickiest to pull off, despite the seemingly great opportunity for savings, available roof and parking space, and so on. ... Everybody Solar was Solar Builder Commercial & Industrial 2021 ground-mount solar project of the year.
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Hungry Horse News
by JP Edge
Glacier National Park recently celebrated its new 34.56-kilowatt solar array on the roof of park headquarters. The 108 panels have been up for about a year now and have generated around 28,000 amp hours since they began working a few months ago.
Several organizations, including Everybody Solar, the Glacier Park Conservancy and Solar Plexus, a solar installation company out of Missoula, and major donations from the Dennis and Phyllis Washington Foundation with a contribution of $75,000, came together on the project with zero expense to the park. ...
Flathead Beacon
Tucked out of sight along the roof of the already out-of-sight Glacier National Park (GNP) headquarters in West Glacier are 108 solar panels, the latest photovoltaic array helping the park pare back its carbon footprint.
The solar panels, which generate 34.56 kilowatts, were installed on the park headquarters last year and have offset roughly 39,000 pounds of CO2 by utilizing power from the sun — the equivalent of planting 290 trees or removing 880 cars from Going-to-the-Sun Road.
Local construction nonprofit St. Johns Housing Partnership plans to harness solar energy to help power its main office and three of six apartment units for veterans, reducing financial burdens for inhabitants and promoting the use of solar energy in the community.
