By now, you’ve seen the installation of multiple systems out at Camp St. Christopher.  For us, it’s been an awesome project to be a part of.  Like Paul says, over the next 30 years, a quarter of a million people will experience the first hand effects of this project.  

17 solar water heating systems on 15 buildings and over $111,000 in grant money didn’t come easy.  While it may sound too good to be true for many non-profits out there, this project is evidence that it’s not.  The purpose of this video is to inform you of what the process looked like before we actually started the installation.  You’ll hear about everything we did to get St. Christopher in a position to be awarded the funds. 

After they were awarded the grant, there was even more work to be done before we could actually begin the installation of the solar energy systems.  You can read about that process in a previous blog we posted.  

What you need to know now is that there is still more grant money out there for non-profits to sign up for alternative energy projects, and we can help you out from the grant writing process, to approval, to legal issues, and final installation just like we did with Camp St. Christopher.  

If you’re interested in hearing about how your company or non-profit can experience the benefits of renewable energy on the government’s dime, get in touch with Sustainable Energy Solutions today.  Look us up on Facebook or respond to this blog.  You really do have an opportunity to be government funded for an entire solar energy system.  Even if it sounds too good to be true, and it may be, it really can happen.  We hope to hear from you soon. 

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