Clean Energy Innovators designs battery-first backup systems around your home, electrical infrastructure, outage priorities and desired runtime. Solar recharge, smart load management and generator support can be integrated when they strengthen the system and make sense for your home.
From your first conversation through design, installation, commissioning and long-term support, you work directly with the engineer who knows your home and your system. One engineer. One continuous relationship. No handoffs. Speak with an engineer. Not a salesperson.
Custom battery systems designed around your electrical service, outage priorities, critical loads and desired runtime.
We determine what needs to stay powered and design the system around the loads that matter most to your home.
Solar can recharge your batteries during extended outages and reduce dependence on the grid when it makes sense for your system.
For longer-duration resilience, batteries can be integrated with a standby generator to create a coordinated backup system.
Tell us what you want your backup system to do. An engineer will help you understand the options and what makes sense for your home.
Speak with an engineer“This is the future…., and these are the guys to get it done.”Jason R, Olympia WA
We’re a locally owned, engineering-led team serving Western Washington with custom energy systems built for real outages, rising rates, and the evolving grid. Our focus is battery-first, hybrid-ready systems that combine solar, storage, generator backup, and smart load control.
Our systems are engineered to deliver power through storms, blackouts and grid instability. Whether you need essential-load backup or whole-home coverage, each system is built as an integrated, intelligent solution tailored to your home and your goals.
Every consultation starts with a master’s-level electrical engineer, not a salesperson. We design systems based on how you live, where you live, and what you need to keep powered when it matters most.
Batteries form the foundation of the system. Solar recharge, smart load management and generator support are added when they extend runtime, improve performance or strengthen outage resilience.
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