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Empire Renewable Energy is a leading commercial solar solutions provider for off-grid and grid-connected systems. We are an authorized distributor for major manufacturers of solar modules. Our completed solar projects range in capacity from small 30kW systems to over 100kW and multi-megawatt systems. The sites we have installed are currently producing over two megawatts of power every producible hour of the day.

The key is we use the same quality control and safety methods, equipment, people and component sources for all of our installations. This means a consistent quality level and benefits no matter the size, type, location or application. And since we work in the residential, commercial and non-profit realms, it means you can trust the result more than with companies who have a more limited experience level. Our solar team has more than 120 years of collective experience in all facets of distributed power generation: design and engineering, fabrication, installation, maintenance and technical support. And we bring these resources to every job.

A recent renewed interest in alternative energy technologies has revitalized interest in solar thermal technology, a type of solar power that uses the sun’s heat rather than its light to produce electricity. Although the technology for solar thermal has existed for more than two decades, projects have languished while fossil fuels remained cheap. But solar thermal’s time may now have come — and mirrored arrays of solar thermal power plants, hopefully, will soon bloom in many of the world’s deserts.

Large desert-based power plants concentrate the sun’s energy to produce high-temperature heat for industrial processes or to convert the solar energy into electricity. It is quite interesting to note that, as per the recent reports on Solar Power, the resource calculations show that just seven states in the U.S. Southwest can provide more than 7 million MW of solar generating capacity, i.e., roughly 10 times that of total electricity generating capacity of U.S. today from all sources.