The Dallas Alternative Energy Meetup Group

Want Solar Now?

May 19, 2012 · 10:30 AM
REI

SolarCity has revolutionized the way energy is delivered to your home by giving you a cleaner, more affordable way to deliver clean energy to your home. DFW residents pay upfront for a SolarCity energy plan which is less expensive than purchasing a system outright, and you lock in your electricity rate for 20 years at today’s price. With our Solar City Energy plan, we install and maintain the equipment on your home, so you don’t have to worry about ongoing maintenance costs. We guarantee that your system will produce as much electricity as we promise or we’ll pay you back.

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A former member

there is nothing wrong with a company wanting to be profitable and successful. otherwise theyd end up like the alternative energy companies thats subsidized by the govt. business brings in money which eventually pays employees. And the money has to come from somewhere.

0 · July 20
Albert

Does anyone know where I can find someone who can install Solar Panels only the Electrical connection part? Panels are already
installed and all equipment needed is there.
If so, please leave message!!!
Thanks and God Bless!!

0 · July 13
Debbie

For those that missed this meeting, it was very informative, technical and explained how you can get into solar now without the upfront cost of buying solar systems up front. This system locks in your price for 20 years. They also do home energy audits prior to installing the systems and they are local. Both Casey and George are members of this meetup if you need any information.

0 · May 22
MARdY

I didn't see any SolarCity reviews from Angie's List. According GlassDoor surveys, SolarCity pay their employees below the industry averages. One current employee said, "Management is more focused on P&L than people. Pushing for more sales in less time with fewer resources. Seems to be more about the money than the industry. They are running a business not a renewable energy project".

0 · May 8, 2012