Who Should Get Solar?

Green Convergence has helped a diverse roster of clients get solar. Each situation is unique and we match the right solution to your needs.

• Owner Operators With High Usage: Companies with a lot of machinery, refrigeration, HVAC and other electrical draws can boost profitability by reining in utility costs and guarding against inevitable increases.
• Landlords: The ability to capitalize on a property just got easier. With the help of tenant billing solutions, property owners can add solar and conveniently bill tenants for the electricity. The tenants save and the property owner gets a new revenue stream from an existing property
• Religious Institutions: Using a Power Purchase Agreement, large churches can reduce utility costs. Green Convergence has helped some of the largest churches in Southern California save with solar.
• Warehouses: Since the South Coast Air Quality Management District implemented ISR 2305, large Warehouses can be charged huge environmental mitigation fees based on truck rolls. The WAIRE program allowed warehouse operators to avoid these fees by installing solar and EV chargers.

Green Convergence in California in the implementation of the Virtual Power Plant (VPP). VPPs have taken root in various parts of Europe and provide a way for residential power consumers to pool their resources and share energy across a small network or “microgrid.” Green Convergence has installed the first of their kind VPPs in the central valley of California.

At the Heron Pointe housing complex for example, the installation included over 400 independent solar arrays. Green Convergence continues to create new opportunities for energy independence in multi-unit residential complexes with VPP innovation.