Where We’ve Been
Chart House Energy has grown steadily since its beginning in 2009 with two small projects. To date, we have installed over 4MW of solar capacity and continue to grow.
We take great pride in the quality of our installations. Our goal is perfection in our systems, all while using the best quality modules, optimizers, and inverters in the industry. We strongly believe in US made products and services. Not only does the investment in US made products multiply the economic impact of solar investments, we have seen higher performance, lower failure rates, and better warranty service. We have tested US panels against other countries’ panels and found the US panels outperform others. We will work with you to achieve your goals as a solar energy adopter.
Where We’re Headed
Chart House Energy believes in increasing access and affordability to solar for all. Not only do we work with commercial and industrial consumers to achieve this goal, we also work directly with non-profits and municipalities.
- Non-profits: We offer special pricing or financing options for non-profit organizations. so making solar solutions financially feasible are a big help.
- Municipalities and Government: we work with local governments to implement solar projects for public buildings and spaces. This not only reduces energy costs but also sets a great example for the community.
- Schools: We partner with educational institutions to install solar panels on their campuses. It’s a fantastic learning opportunity for students, and the schools can benefit from long-term energy savings.
- Commercial Solar: We collaborate with businesses to assess their energy needs and design custom solar solutions. Many companies are looking to go green, and solar power is an excellent way to do that.
Solar Faithful: Our Faith Based Projects
Solar Faithful aims to increase solar access among houses of worship and faith-based nonprofits. A key program objective is to build a more inclusive movement for climate justice and to tell a new story about who can access and benefit from energy transformation (energy efficiency and renewable energy). We educate staff and congregants, helping to make the connection between creation care and faith. Our educational offering builds an inclusive job training component to engage People of Color in the trades and lift people out of poverty in the communities where these projects take place.
As we at First Lutheran in North Muskegon dealt with Solar Faithful, we discovered that sometimes what seems to be too good to be true can be true. Their efforts to provide solar panels to faith communities have enabled us to make a dream come true, in a way that requires no money from us and in the long run will save us money on our energy bills.
