Solar Up
1112 Roberts St , Hancock, Michigan, United States

A properly designed and correctly installed a solar array can save you tens of thousands of dollars. That's where we come in.  We're here to help you every step of the way with your solar electric project. We conduct site assessments to identify your best installation options, estimate energy production, and installation costs. We provide consultation services on system design and product procurement for the ambitious DIYer. If you want us to take care of everything, we do that too.  We're solar installers based out of the Houghton/Hancock area in the Keweenaw peninsula of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Though you may find the previous sentence informative, it's also for search engine optimization. The more we say solar installers in Houghton, Hancock, Keweenaw, and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, the easier it is for wonderful people like you to find us.

UPPCO opens distributed generation program June 1, 2019

• Net-metering updated to inflow-outflow distributed generation program

• Distributed generation plus existing net-metering quota increased from 1% to 2%

• Electricity sent to the grid gets credited at the Power Supply Service Rate plus the Power Supply Cost Recovery adjustment, or $0.074/kWh for residential customers

• Electricity used onsite prevents inflows, offsetting usage at full retail rate

In the UP, we have some of the country's highest electricity rates. The cost of completed solar installations has dropped by over 50% in the last seven years. Additionally, homeowners and businesses that commence construction through 2019 receive a 30% federal tax credit. This steps down to 26% in 2020 and 22% in 2021.  Together this means that a properly designed and correctly installed a solar array is one of the best investment choices you can make.Not only do we pay more for electricity than virtually everyone else in the US (except for Hawaii, parts of Alaska, and some island residents), but our electricity rates have increased at over twice the national average. With the cost of electricity increasing by ~7% a year, energy conservation and renewable energy systems just make common sense.