Special Offer 2:
Solar Panels Discount Through Group Purchase
Members of the Jewish Community can sign-up to receive a free solar assessment of their home or business through the Energy Alliance’s Solarize Cincy program. Their team will complete an analysis of the home or business using online tools to determine if it is a good fit for solar. Owners will receive a report that details the estimated costs and benefits of installing solar on the building. If after reviewing the report the owner determines that they would like to learn more about solar, then Solarize Cincy will connect them with a solar installer that can prepare a personalized proposal for the home or business.
Solarize Cincy can help reduce the costs associated with installing solar through its group purchasing program. If the Jewish Community, through Shomrei Olam, is able to bring together a group of 20 people who are considering solar and want to receive a personalized quote for their home, then Solarize Cincy will work with local solar installers to obtain a discounted group purchasing price for the group.
Once a solar installer is selected, they will meet with the owner to develop a personalized quote for the home or business. The owner is under no obligation to sign a contract or proceed with a solar installation.
To learn more:
Step 1: Sign-up for a free solar assessment at
Step 2: Review the solar assessment and determine if solar is the right choice
Step 3: Email
Solarize Cincy
or call 513-621-4232 ext. 128 if interested in receiving a personalized proposal through the Jewish Community (or Shomrei-Olam) group purchasing opportunity
Available incentives:
- Residents of the City of Cincinnati can receive up to
$2,000 off the cost
of their solar installation.
- The City of Montgomery will waive all permit fees up to a maximum of $1,000 on solar installations.
- The
federal residential renewable energy tax credit
equal to 30% of the cost of a solar system is available for systems placed in service by December 31, 2019.
- For each megawatt hour (MWh) of electricity that a system produces one is able to sell the renewable energy attribute of the energy on the market as a Solar Renewable Energy Credit (SREC).