ECC Solar

ECCSolar’s priority is the health and safety of our customers and employees. We are committed to reducing the risk of COVID-19 while still enabling people to go solar, which provides certainty and safety for families during this uncertain time.  There is no doubt that our normal routines and habits have become dramatically altered since the surfacing of the COVID-19 virus. ECCSolar would like to inform our customers that all locations and offices will remain open for phone calls and emails but closed to walk-ins. Installations are continuing and products are available to install.

Why our service is the best

•  COSTS OF SOLAR
•   REFERRAL PROGRAM

Here are some of the precautions we are committing to:

• Ensuring our employees are healthy and not coming to work if they are sick.
• Training employees to follow best practices from public health and government authorities to reduce the risk of potential exposure, including guidelines on handwashing, device cleaning & sanitation, social distancing, and understanding and recognizing signs of symptoms.
• Securing our workspaces. This includes increasing the frequency of vehicle and office cleaning and sanitizing, and following the best practice recommendations provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization.
• Suspending all non-critical business travel.

Grid-Tied Solar for Your Business

A grid-tied solar power system is designed to connect with your utility grid to achieve an economic return on investment by offsetting some or all of your electrical usage, and with some utilities by providing income through a Renewable Energy Certificate (REC) incentive program. These systems employ an array of photovoltaic (PV) solar panels to convert energy from the sun to DC electricity, and an inverter to then provide regular AC power to your electrical panel.  When a solar power system is making electricity, it slows your billing meter or spins it backwards, leaving only usage not met by solar as the net amount billed by the utility. This is called “net metering.” Some utilities (such as PGrid-Tied Solar Power for Your Business or Institution 2NM, El Paso Electric and Xcel Energy) also track the total solar-produced kWh (kilowatt hours) via a REC meter, and pay the owner a fixed rate per kWh over a multi-year contract.

Energy Security & Grid-Parallel Power for Your Business or Institution

Energy Security can mean several things, depending on the type of business or institution and the specific activities and operations involved. Minimally, energy security means that you will not lose power (or at least to critical loads and devices in your operation) if the utility grid suddenly goes down. How long the grid may go down, exactly what you need to keep running and for how long, are the main factors involved in determining the best energy security solution by Energy Concepts.