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Recent News About Kokosing Solar
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What Trump's return means for solar industry
Kokosing, a company with over 70 years in the power industry, has been adapting to changes in technology and market demands.
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Solar panels produce electricity year-round despite seasonal variations
Solar energy production is often associated with sunny weather and warm temperatures.
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Kokosing Solar highlights tax benefits for early sign-ups
As the new year approaches, Kokosing Solar is highlighting financial benefits for those considering solar energy.
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Understanding how different types of solar systems work during power outages
Solar energy systems are often connected to the utility grid, utilizing solar panels to generate electricity from sunlight.
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Roof assessment crucial before installing solar panels
Before embarking on a solar installation, it is crucial to assess the condition of your roof.
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Solar firms weigh pros and cons of W2 versus 1099 employment
Solar energy is gaining popularity, and many new companies are entering the market.
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Freddie Mac updates guidelines on solar panel impact on home appraisals
Freddie Mac has updated its guidelines regarding the appraisal of homes with solar panels, effective from August 7, 2024.
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PJM announces substantial cost increase impacting Ohio utility bills
On July 31, 2024, PJM, Ohio's regional transmission organization responsible for coordinating wholesale electricity movement in the state, announced a significant increase in the "cost of capacity" for most utilities starting June 1, 2025.
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Lebanon approves $13.4M solar project with Kokosing Solar
After a public bidding process, Kokosing Solar was selected as the Design-Build and EPC Partner for the City of Lebanon Solar Project. In a unanimous vote, the City Council approved the $13.4 million solar project largely due to its long-term financial benefits to ratepayers. Lebanon is the seventh largest municipal-owned utility in Ohio.
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Assurant partners with Kokosing Solar for $5M renewable energy project
Assurant, Inc., a premier provider of specialty insurance, embarked on its first solar project by conducting a nationwide search. Kokosing Solar was selected for its expertise in solar project development and construction. The collaboration resulted in a 1.8 MW solar project structured as a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA). This $5 million roof and parking canopy project was designed and built by Kokosing Solar's team, delivered on time and within budget.
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Private client selects Kokosing Solar for complex 3.9 MW DC project in Ohio
When a private client sought bids for a solar EPC partner to install a 3.9 MW DC solar array, they selected Kokosing Solar for its industry experience. The project required extensive collaboration with structural engineers, racking manufacturers, FM Global, SCADA technicians, and the client.
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Stratford Ecological Center completes first solar project with Kokosing Solar
Stratford Ecological Center, a non-profit educational organic farm and nature preserve on 236 acres in Delaware County, Ohio, has undertaken its first solar project. The center selected Kokosing Solar for the development and construction of the project due to their expertise in solar project management.
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City of Athens selects Kokosing Solar for East Side Solar Project
After a public bidding process, Kokosing Solar was selected as the Design-Build, EPC, and Equity Partner for the City of Athens East Side Solar Project. This project includes a rooftop array on the City of Athens Community Center, solar canopy shade structures at the city pool, and a large ground mount solar array that powers the adjacent wastewater treatment plant. The combined capacity of these solar sites totals 2.123 MW DC.
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Cuyahoga County approves solar power agreement for multiple county-owned buildings
Cuyahoga County has approved a power purchase agreement (PPA) for the installation of solar panels on several county-owned buildings. These installations include the Medical Examiner’s Office in Cleveland, the Animal Shelter in Valley View, and the Harvard Road Garage in Newburgh Heights. The Aggregated Solar Program is designed to enable these facilities to generate approximately 10 percent of their power needs through solar energy.
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Benefits of powering electric vehicles with solar energy
The process of powering an electric vehicle (EV) with solar energy begins when sunlight strikes the panels, generating direct current (DC) electricity. This energy is then converted into alternating current (AC), which powers appliances and EV charging within a home. This method offers a clean and sustainable way to fuel vehicles by harnessing renewable energy.
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Should your company go solar now or later
Should your company go solar now or later? Many people opt for solar energy primarily for financial reasons, while others are motivated by environmental benefits. Choosing the right time to transition to solar can significantly impact the outcomes, especially in commercial settings. Besides financial payback, there are additional advantages when adopting solar energy.
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Kokosing Solar highlights mission-driven approach in Ohio's renewable energy sector
Kokosing Solar has been designing, building, and financing clean energy solutions for both commercial and residential clients across Ohio since 2000. The company boasts over 24 years of installation experience as Ohio’s longest-standing full-service solar installer. It is backed by Kokosing Inc., one of the largest family-owned companies in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic, which brings an additional 73 years of experience.
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Exploring expansion options for homeowners with solar installations
For homeowners who have embarked on the solar journey, the initial installation is not the end. As solar technology continues to evolve, so do opportunities for expansion and enhancement of existing systems. Whether driven by a desire to save on utility bills, reduce grid reliance, or contribute to environmental sustainability, going solar represents a significant step towards a resilient future.
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Exploring the compelling reasons to switch to solar energy
If you're contemplating the switch to solar energy but remain undecided, consider these compelling reasons to embrace this clean, renewable source of power.
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Ohio legislature debates on adopting community solar program
Community Solar is a program designed to allow individuals to partake in the benefits of solar energy, even if they are unable to install solar systems on their properties. The reasons for this inability could range from renting their homes to lacking sufficient sunny space on their rooftops for a full-fledged solar panel system. Community Solar offers these individuals the chance to own their renewable energy system and receive credit on their electric bills.