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USDA Solar Grant Deadline is November 2, 2015

USDA Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) Grants cover up to 25% of solar system costs and are available to Small Rural Businesses and/or Agricultural Producers.  Who qualifies?  You must answer yes to either of these questions: A. Are you a Small Rural Business? Rural means your city…

Solar Q&A with local business owner

LightWave Solar sat down with Michael Phillips, owner of Ansbach Artisans in Franklin, Tennessee, who recently invested in solar for his business. LightWave Solar commissioned a 10 kilowatts (kW) solar system at his art gallery in June 2015. LWS: Why did you decide to invest in solar? MP: For…

Solar power now viable for Tennessee small businesses

July 9, 2015  LightWave Solar, a Nashville-based solar engineering, procurement and construction firm, has installed more than 500 solar panel systems across the state to reduce energy costs for small businesses, like LB Processors, and larger operations, like the Music City Center. “Every time we do a project, it…

USDA Solar Grant Deadline is June 30, 2015

USDA Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) Grants are available to Small Rural Businesses and/or Agricultural Producers.  Who qualifies?  You must answer yes to either of these questions: A. Are you a Small Rural Business? Rural means your city or town has a population under 50,000 people. “Small…

Press Release: LightWave Solar Installs Tullahoma’s First Grid-tied Solar System

TULLAHOMA - The first solar electric system connected to the Tullahoma Utilities Board is generating clean power – and revenue – for The Bailey Company, one of the nation’s largest forklift truck dealers. Tennessee’s leading installer, LightWave Solar, commissioned the system last September atop The Bailey Company’s facility on Johnston Street.<br/ >The 26 kilowatt (kW) solar system consists of 104 solar panels and has generated about 8,500 kilowatt-hours so far, amounting to $1,150 of revenue since September. Over the next 20 years, the system is expected to generate more than $109,000 –about $5,500 annually. With this latest installation in Tullahoma, The Bailey Company now has six solar systems totaling 261 kW at their forklift dealerships across Tennessee.“We first added solar to our Nashville facility in 2011 primarily for environmental reasons since we’re focused on making the Bailey Company as environmentally sustainable as possible,” explains Ryan Bailey, Director of Sustainability. “We were impressed with the financial return, so we decided to invest in more systems,” he adds.

Solar Generation Partners Have the Power

Nashville scene BY lisa zhito Date: Thursday, May17, 2012 Those of us with solar panels on the roof tend to look at summer differently. Take, for example, that midsummer NES bill. You know, the one you dread opening because it’s been hotter than a lit firecracker and the AC…