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Community Support

Pursuing Sustainability with Social Equity Goals

“ Make a difference by delivering economic
and environment benefit with community solar ”

Community support facilities are an integral part of our communities, and encompass everything from senior living facilities to community centers, recreation halls to day cares. These facilities offer the kinds of programs and services that make our communities exciting, vibrant, and diverse.

Because the energy demands of these kinds of businesses can be incredibly varied, the solar solutions for these entities must be adaptive, and must consider the specific and unique needs of each facility. At a time when utilities are increasing their support of community-owned solar energy, Ecojiva can customize a solution for your facility that will:

Ecojiva can customize a solution for your facility that will:

✔ Shrink your carbon footprint

✔ Reduce annual operating costs

✔ Advance your organization’s’ sustainability plan

✔ Establish your business as an environmental steward

✔ Provide your community with an educational opportunity

✔ Make your organization more competitive within your market

Customer Testimonials

Barlow's 17.5kW Roof & Ground Mount

This is the first significant solar installation in [our community], and positions our city as an early leader in investment in solar energy,” say City Councilman Casey Weinstein.

We can also create a unique storyboard for your main lobby or visiting area that showcases the daily generation and savings figures for your specific solar solution so that you and your customers can see your COâ‚‚ and cost avoidance in real time.

To find out how you might be able to integrate an energy solution at your site, contact us for a free, no-obligation site and usage assessment.

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Barlow’s 17.5 kW Roof and Ground-Mount System

Barlow is a community center located in northern Ohio. When the opportunity to install solar energy presented itself, the city knew that this was the right move for the community: “This is the first significant solar installation in [our community], and positions our city as an early leader in investment in solar energy,” say City Councilman Casey Weinstein.

One of Barlow’s primary interests was on the educational impact of these installations, so Ecojiva engineers worked closely with community members to configure a system that could serve as the region’s first Solar Training Center. The installation features a 3 kW ground-mount system, on prominent display and ideal for educational field trips, and a 14.5 kW roof-mounted system that is now used as a training aid for local first responders and utility company employees.

The system replaces approximately 50% of the center’s annual usage, which will ultimately free up capital that the community can then reinvest in other infrastructure, programs, or services.

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