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The Office of Sustainability has compiled these resources for residents and businesses interested in going solar.
| Google’s Project Sunroof has made it easier to explore your home’s solar potential by simply typing in your address. | |
| The Colorado Solar Energy Industries Association provides opportunities for learning more about Colorado’s solar policy, provides education and outreach opportunities, and allows for Colorado’s solar businesses to have a voice in our state’s future. | |
| Besides providing consumer resources for going solar, SEIA provides an avenue for consumers to report complaints in violation of SEIA Solar Business Code. If you have concerns or want to know more about your rights as a consumer, start with SEIA’s Consumer Protection/Complaint Resolution portal. | |
| Energy Sage’s primary purpose provides consumers a platform for requesting solar quotes from over 300 pre-screened solar installers saving you time and money. | |
| The SunShot Initiative is a U.S. Department of Energy program that conducts research and collaborates with public and private partners for driving down the cost of solar. If you are interested in learning more about solar from a research perspective, this is your go-to source. | |
| The National Renewable Energy Laboratory provides a free interactive map allowing you to estimate monthly and annual solar resources for your home or business, obtain performance estimates for grid-connected PV systems, and identifies potential incentives pertaining to your PV project. | |
| The Database of State Incentives for Renewable & Efficiency is invaluable for up-to-date renewable energy and energy efficiency policies and incentives. Simply type your zip code or search by state to explore which policies and incentives apply to you. | |
| If your utility is Xcel, check out their solar-related incentives and programs before going solar. | |
| If your utility is with United Power, check out their solar-related incentives and programs before going solar. | |
| If your utility is with IREA, check out their solar-related incentives and programs before going solar | |
| Going Solar |
Going Solar works with quality solar companies in several states, including Colorado, to provide consumers with up-to-date information on solar energy. |
