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On-Site Solar : Optimize Cost-Savings + ESG Efforts

Why is ESG Important? For corporate decision-makers and sustainability professionals, integrating ESG principles is not just about meeting regulatory requirements; it’s about positioning the company as a leader in responsible business practices. A 2023 Forbes survey showed that 61% of consumers say that a company's poor environmental practices make them less loyal to the brand, and 55% of consumers are prepared to pay more for environmentally responsible products...

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Life Storage, CA Portfolio

Looking for a storage unit? Find one that’s powered by solar energy with Life Storage, in this week’s project highlight! This portfolio includes 876 kW of solar power and will save over 23,000 pounds of CO2 annually! This is the equivalent of 4,529 homes’ electricity use for one year. This this portfolio includes 876 kW of solar power and will save over 23,000 pounds of CO2 annually! This is the equivalent of 4,529 homes’ electricity use for one year. OnSwitch was selected by a Major Solar Developer...

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Iron Mountain 10-building Portfolio

Data is an important, but energy intensive industry. What if all that energy was renewable? That is what Iron Mountain did with their 10-building solar portfolio! Check it out in this week’s project highlight. This multi-building portfolio spans across three states and includes 5.2 MW of solar. That means it will save 153,000 pounds of carbon, which is the equivalent electricity of almost 30,000 homes!..

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Ferguson Enterprises 1.2MW in CA

Is your toilet solar-powered?! Unlikely, but if it’s by Ferguson, it may have come from one of their solar-powered facilities! Check it out in this week’s Project Highlight by OnSwitch. This 1.2 MW project in California will save 63,781 pounds of CO2 annually! This is the equivalent of 12,410 homes' electricity use for one year. Ferguson Enterprises is the largest U.S distributor of plumbing and waterworks products....

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Fulton Bank, New Jersey

Is your local bank powered by rooftop solar? Fulton Bank is! Check it out in this week’s Project Highlight by OnSwitch. This 158kW project in New Jersey will save 15,850 pounds of CO2 annually! This is the equivalent of 3,084 homes' electricity use for one year. Fulton Bank was interested in reducing costs and improving their sustainability. OnSwitch evaluated multiple options for their site and determined....

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Premiere Department Store Portfolio

This 870kW project includes two locations in New Jersey, and will save 18,497 pounds of CO2 annually! This is the equivalent of 3,599 homes' electricity use for one year. To take strides forward in their sustainability journey, a Fortune 500 Department Store was interested in deploying their first on-site solar projects Utilizing SkyQuotes and SkyPlanner...

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Fortune 50 Beverage Company Solar Tracker

Need a cold drink to help bring in Spring? Grab something refreshing from this week's Project Highlight! This 1.2 Megawatt project in Fresno, CA will save 28,000 pounds of CO2 annually! This is the equivalent of 5,448 homes' electricity use for one year. To help achieve their 2030 goal to use 100% renewable electricity in their operations...

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Fortune 50 Beverage Company Rooftop System

Still thirsty?? Check out part 2 of this week’s Project Highlight! This 1.2 Megawatt project in Riverside, CA will save 34,600 pounds of CO2 annually! This is the equivalent of 6,746 homes' electricity use for one year To further progress toward their 2030 goals to use 100% renewable electricity in their operations, this Fortune 50 beverage company...

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Rombauer Winery: Solar Canopy in Napa Valley

Shopping for vino on Valentine’s? Grab a bottle from Rombauer Winery powered by OnSwitch in this week’s Project Highlight! Rombauer’s Napa Valley location includes a canopy and a 261 kW solar system on top, both installed by OnSwitch.his solar canopy system provides cover for operations and also saves 7,875 metric tons of C02. That is the equivalent of....

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