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Solar Works, Inc. is the leading renewable energy systems integrator in the northeast with over 800 solar energy installations and 25 years of experience. We have the most extensive portfolio of solar electric and solar thermal system installations for residential, commercial, education and institutional clients, of any integrator in the northeast. Our value-engineered projects are financially optimized to maximum energy output and fully leverage state funding sources. 100% of surveyed customers have rated the overall performance of Solar Works, from sales to installation, as very good to excellent. Solar Works’ experience and engineering expertise result in cost-effective, clean energy projects delivered on-time and on-budget.
Solar Technologies
The highly credentialed engineers at Solar Works are skilled at the deployment of a wide range of solar electric technologies including: PV Solar Panels, Solar Roof Tiles, Solar Roof Membrane and Solar Thin Film. Learn more in the residential, commercial, education and architect areas of our site.
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In The News
BusinessWeek features Solar Works / R.C. Bigelow Installation
Connecticut Governor M.Jodi Rell chose Solar Works’ client, R.C. Bigelow, to host the signing of new legislation which provides a number of substantial and beneficial changes to Connecticut’s long-term energy policy. Solar Works recently completed a 193.6 kilowatt solar energy system for the company, which is the second largest installation in Connecticut. The system will avoid about 5,020,809 lbs of carbon dioxide over 25 years.
See interviews with R.C. Bigelow Co-President, Cindi Bigelow and Solar Works Inc. CEO, Ron French, in a special BusinessWeek feature.More »