Prince William County Public Schools, the 34th largest school district in the US, has chosen Secure Solar Futures to install solar arrays at 12 school sites and incorporate clean energy in classroom curricula.
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Praise from Customers
Go Green & Save Money
Not only does solar power help the university address its significant commitment to environmental sustainability but our agreement with Secure Futures also allows us to reduce our utility expenses.
David Hale
VP Business & Finance, University of Richmond
Pays for Roof Repairs
Since we don’t have a dedicated fund for anything more than minor roof repairs, the roof restoration meant that we were able to get three of our schools’ roofs restored and guaranteed for 25 years and avoid the larger cost of replacing those roofs.
Doug Arnold
Orange County VA Schools
Students Love Solar
I sometimes get asked by the Science Coordinator about what resources we have for project-based opportunities. Always at the top of my list is the data that comes off of the solar systems. It’s nice to see students use what we put on the buildings. It’s not just something they look at everyday, they can even interact with it.
Lindsay Snoddy
Albemarle County VA Public Schools
Cautious Nonprofit Pleasantly Surprised
I had been looking at going solar for a long time, but as a nonprofit, we were very risk adverse and it didn’t seem financially viable until we read about Secure Solar Futures in the news. Our solar array performs well, and it produces more power than we even expected.
Raul Arbelaez
Insurance Institute for Highway Safety
Solar Helps Hospital Boost Health in New Way
We always look at better ways to do things and how to reduce the cost of health care. Energy reduction is just a civic duty and health care engineers have taken up the banner that we need to address it.
Scott Blankenship
Carilion New River Valley Medical Center
Stewardship for the Earth & Budget
This solar project represents good stewardship of the university’s financial resources and the earth’s natural resources.
Loren Swartzendruber
President, Eastern Mennonite University
Solar Boosts Affordable Housing
This project exemplifies our mission to create more affordable housing for our residents.
Michael Wong
Executive Director, Harrisonburg VA Redevelopment and Housing Authority
Our First Project in West Virginia Will Bring Solar to Calhoun County Schools through PPA
Now that Solar Power Purchase Agreements are legal in West Virginia, Calhoun County Schools is the first to receive solar power without upfront cost. They’ll also get educational programs on clean energy.
The Year that America Turned the Corner on Climate & Clean Energy
In 2022, Congress passed the most important legislation ever to support clean energy. Here’s what it means for solar power and for you.
