Chart House Energy is an independent power producer providing discounted, emission-free electricity to governmental, commercial and private customers, through developing, owning and operating sustainable clean on-site energy generation systems, an alternative to fossil-fuel systems, thus creating value to the consumers and the environment. Distributed sustainable power generation stabilize grid power, reduce peak power demand and reduce line losses of remote generation facilities. |
Chart House Energy built and owns the largest solar PV project in Michigan. The 150 kW system was officially open Earth Day April 22, 2010. Read more >
INDUSTRY NEWS
Solar power could meet 10% of energy needs in the United States by 2030, and reduce the US$350 billion to import oil every year. Read more >
The report, Building a Solar Future: Repowering America’s Homes, Businesses & Industry with Solar Energy.
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CLEAN ENERGY TRENDS 2013 from Clean Edge
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Solar energy has never been more popular – and it's no wonder why. Global oil supplies are growing scarce and more expensive every year, and we are all too aware of the multifaceted perils of continuing our dependence on fossil fuels. So now is the perfect time to make an investment in the world's most abundant renewable energy resource – sun power. GET SOLAR Click here if you are interested in learning more about how to install solar energy on your facility.
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Chart House Energy has completed the first 4 projects on 7 schools in the school district of Beloit, WI. Each project LLC leases the roof from the school and sells he power to the utility. School benefits by Rent, Utility benefits by receiving peak power, CHE investors result in a sound profitable investment.
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OUR MOTTO:
Our goal is to chart a path through all of these changing technical, environmental and financial pressures to create an optimal blend of economic return and environmental impact. Chart House Energy will take best advantage of the winds of government initiatives including incentives, waves of technological changes, currents of utility costs and avoid the rocky shores of our uncertain economic times. Creating a pool of renewable energy property which will produce a stable cash flow long into the future.