Solar Power and Battery Systems in Island County, WA
Leading Solar and Battery Solutions in ISLAND COUNTY
Leading Solar and Battery Solutions in Island County
Island County, with its remote beauty and coastal location, frequently endures severe weather that leads to regular and prolonged power disruptions. Clean Energy Innovators offers significant benefits to this region through leading-edge bifacial solar panels and Generac battery backup systems. These technologies are particularly advantageous for areas hardest hit by power outages. By installing bifacial solar panels, residents can maximize energy capture even on overcast days, ensuring a more consistent and reliable power supply. When combined with the efficiency of Generac battery systems, these solutions provide robust electricity maintenance during outages, enhancing energy resilience and reducing dependence on the traditional grid.
"This is the future…., and these are the guys to get it done."
Jason R, Olympia WA
What our Island Area Customers Are Saying
Clean Energy Innovators
"Clean Energy Innovators provided exceptional planning and support for our Generac-based solar backup system, customizing it to our needs and incorporating our suggestions. They navigated the challenging layout of our home, meeting all safety and electrical requirements. Despite an initial issue with a solar string, they maintained excellent communication and swiftly resolved the problem under warranty. Now, we produce all our electricity, export excess to the grid, and our electric bill is just the connection fee. We chose the 9kWh Generac battery for its modularity, and it has proven sufficient for our needs. We're thrilled with CEI's service and the daily benefits of our solar-powered system.
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- ROGER SWITZER
Specifically, the communities on Whidbey Island and Camano Island are frequently impacted by power disruptions. The geographical features of these islands, including dense tree coverage and their coastal location, make them particularly vulnerable to strong winds, heavy rains, and storms that can knock down power lines and cause significant outages. And, Whidbey Island, with its combination of urban areas and more isolated, rural locations, often faces challenges in maintaining continuous power during extreme weather events
