Summer sunshine arrived
Summer sunshine arrived for a Children’s medical facility in Washington DC, where our solar system is providing significant savings while producing clean solar energy
#Earthx
Our co-founder Hugh Scott had the opportunity to talk to a packed audience today at the annual EarthX conference about Together Solar’s mission and plan to address solar accessibility.
Why work with Together Solar?
Why work with Together Solar?
Execution.
We are not all talk, we deliver projects quickly and hassle free. Along with our partners and developers we have delivered thousands of distributed solar projects across the US. How can we help you?
Solar for Chiapas Primary School
San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico - February 2017 In late 2016, Paul Keene, co-founder of Together Solar, was traveling in Mexico with his family when he and wife Paty quickly realized there was a great need in Chiapas that Together Solar could help fill....
Together Solar is expanding!
TogetherSolar is expanding
What is electricity anyway?
With solar energy, we talk about electricity in terms of Watts, Volts and sometimes even Amps, but what do those terms really mean?
We love solar energy, and you should too.
Solar Energy is not just good for the planet, it is fast becoming one of the cheapest sources of energy available and is creating high quality well-paying jobs. According to recent analysis from the solar foundation[1], there are now over 250k solar workers in the...
Continuing to serve DC’s community with solar
Together Solar is proud to announce the interconnection of another Urban Solar project in Washington DC.
Reason #2 to work with Together Solar in DC
Why work with Together Solar in DC?
We invest in communities and local businesses. In Washington DC alone, we are saving our customers millions of dollars on their energy costs. When local businesses save money, they invest in their businesses and in their employees.
Solar and Winter
The temperature is dropping, and the days are getting shorter and maybe there’s a snowflake or two. It’s almost Winter. Maybe you have a solar array on your roof, or you’re thinking about one. Surely winter must be a bad time for solar, what with all the weather, and shorter days?