200 S Business Park Dr.
Unit 5
Oostburg, WI 53070
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(920) 889-8955
Wisconsin K-12 schools can now get assistance going solar! Solar on Schools is an initiative of the Midwest Renewable Energy Association (MREA). In 2019, with the Couillard Solar Foundation's support, the MREA developed Solar on Schools to provide a range of resources...
If you have been looking into purchasing a solar system, you have more than likely come across the term “net metering”. This billing method plays a large part in the savings that a solar system provides, but what does it mean? Net metering, or net energy metering,...
For the majority of Endries Solar and Electric’s residential customers, systems are paid off within 7-10 years, with most of our commercial installations seeing a quicker payback at around 5-7 years. Seeing as most panels are guaranteed to last up to 25 years, paying...
If you have been looking into purchasing a solar installation, you have more than likely come across the term “net metering”. This billing method plays a large part in the savings that a solar system provides, but what does it mean? Otherwise called “net energy...
Although solar installations provide their benefits year-round, Spring is an optimal time to make the investment. If your solar system is installed in the Spring, you will reap the benefits of the longest days of the year in the Summer. Summer hosts more sunshine...
We talk a lot about the numerous benefits of a solar installation, as many people are looking into purchasing a system. Initially there tends to be hesitation before investing in a system. Along with the substantial financial benefits to owning a system, there can...
Most people know that solar installations take the sun’s light and convert it into energy, however how does this work? While there are very complex definitions and articles available, and our knowledgeable electricians would be happy to dive deeper into those finer...
The 26% federal solar tax credit has been extended throughout 2022! The Energy Policy Act of 2005 initially implemented a tax credit to encourage renewable energy usage. This was set to expire in 2008, however amendments have been made, up until the 26% credit...