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Nehls Residence
2017-05-15
The Nehls go solar in an all electric house with a complex roof layout and a creatively designed solar electric system.See Details
Making the most of a large, complex roof.
Thanks for a great night at GYC!
Solar Info Night was a huge success thanks to the Bozeman community.
Solar Info Night! May 9th 5:30-7:00 at Greater Yellowstone Coalition
Free educational event featuring OSE owners Orion Thornton and Conor Darby hosted by Greater Yellowstone Coalition
OnSite Energy project featured in MREA's Energy Independent newsletter!
First LEED Platinum building in Montana using 100% solar.
International public opinion on residential solar energy continues to steadily rise
IBM Institute for Business Value surveyed more than 41,000 people across six countries about why they decided to "go solar".
New Program Launch: Solar for Conservation
Clean energy and conservation join forces to protect Montana's natural resources and beauty.
OSE's Conor Darby on KBZK discussing the value of solar.
What's all the hype about? A reporter from KBZK came by the OnSite Energy office to talk about solar energy in Montana.
Meuli Residence
2017-04-10
The Meuli Family achieved a 'net-zero' electric bill by installing this clean, attractive solar electric system on their garage.See Details
12 kW array with SolarEdge Inverter
OSE's Orion Thornton Leads Community Solar Seminar in Lewistown
Courtesy Northern Plains Resource Council-On Wednesday, February 22nd, Central Montana Resource Council hosted a Community Solar Seminar to inform folks in the area about community solar and gauge interest in a community solar project being planned by the Fergus Electric Cooperative.
"We're doing this, simply, because our members want it," said Fergus Electric General Manager Scott Sweeney, speaking about a community solar installation.
D.O.E. Report: Solar Employs More People in U.S. Electricity Generation Than Oil, Coal, and Gas Combined
In the United States, more people were employed in solar power last year than in generating electricity through coal, gas and oil energy combined. According to a new report from the U.S. Department of Energy, solar power employed 43 percent of the Electric Power Generation sector's workforce in 2016, while fossil fuels combined accounted for just 22 percent. It's a welcome statistic for those seeking to refute Donald Trump's assertion that green energy projects are bad news for the American economy.
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