Washington Renewable energy
Here are listed many of the developers, installers and other companies exploring and promoting renewable energy sources in Washington state
South Sound Solar, Inc – https://southsoundsolar.com/ – South Sound Solar is a full service solar installer located in Olympia, Washington. The team is committed to empowering the local community through educational outreach and renewable energy. South Sound Solar are leaders in commercial and residential solar engineering, design, and installation in the region.
Artisan Electric Inc. – https://artisanelectricinc.com/ – Since 2007, Artisan Electric has helped shape the Puget Sound’s energy future. They do this by educating communities, simplifying processes and creating solar energy solutions that are both practical and elegant. With over 8.5 megawatts of solar power installed, Artisan is one of the largest and most respected solar contractors in the Puget Sound region. Artisan Electric never stops working to raise the bar for quality, artistry, and customer service. Grounded in years of experience, we always look ahead to the future of the industry and continues to evolve as leaders in the Puget Sound’s clean energy movement.
Sphere Solar Energy – https://spheresolarenergy.com/ – Sphere Solar Energy is a Seattle based company that was started by Edwin Wanji in 2015. Sphere Solar Energy is a minority-owned business enterprise and union-signatory electrical contractor. The projects range from residential to large commercial and governmental, including schools, non-profit and faith-based organizations. Company’s mission is to make clean energy systems more accessible throughout the Northwest and in developing communities abroad so that a greater number of individuals can power their homes and their lives in a way that does not harm the environment and future generations.
Oscilla Power, Inc. – https://www.oscillapower.com/ – Oscilla Power, Inc. (OPI) is developing an advanced wave energy converter that can unlock the tremendous renewable energy potential of the world’s oceans. Oscilla Power’s Triton wave energy converter will deliver cost competitive, utility-scale energy by combining best-in-class energy capture and power production with unparalleled reliability and survivability. The ocean has massive untapped potential as a source for renewable energy. Ocean waves provide an opportunity to generate significant quantities of clean energy, in fact it has the potential to meet global electricity demand many times over.
Nationwide Solar – https://mynationwidesolar.com/ – Nationwide Solar is an award-winning commercial solar and residential solar installation company, serving private homes, businesses, and industrial facilities throughout the states of Washington, Oregon, Utah and Idaho. Once you are powered by solar, you’ll notice substantial savings every month in energy costs. Utility rates will just keep going up, but energy from the sun will always be free.
Whidbey Sun & Wind – http://www.whidbeysunwind.com/ – Whidbey Sun & Wind is one of the most experienced renewable energy companies in the Pacific Northwest. The team provides a broad range of renewable energy system solutions to our neighbors in the northern Puget Sound region. Renewable energy is company’s only business. WSW is both a general and electrical contractor. Whidbey Sun & Wind’s crew includes four NABCEP-certified PV Installation Professionals. NABCEP (The North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners) is the national certification organization for professional installers in the field of renewable energy, offering certifications and certificate programs to renewable energy professionals throughout North America.
Energy Northwest – https://www.energy-northwest.com/ – Energy Northwest produces reliable, affordable, environmentally responsible electric power and delivers it to Northwest public power utilities at the cost of production. Energy Northwest is a joint operating agency formed by the Washington state legislature in 1957, representing the convergence of small and big public power. The agency owns and operates four electricity generating facilities: White Bluffs Solar Station, Packwood Lake Hydroelectric Project, Nine Canyon Wind Project and Columbia Generating Station (nuclear energy facility).
