Delta Solar was formed to lower the costs associated with solar installations in Arkansas and surrounding states. We handle all aspects of commercial and agricultural solar installations from initial utility bill analysis all the way through long-term maintenance.
Why install a solar energy system? There are a variety of reasons why businesses want to go solar, but the most common are cost savings and environmental benefits. Many people are aware that solar is an excellent efficiency upgrade and are eager to reduce their carbon footprint while also increasing the value of their business.
Discover how rural small businesses and agricultural producers can save money with solar energy through the REAP Grant, which has been increased to 50% as of April 1st, 2023. Learn about the new maximum grant request amount of $1,000,000, quarterly deadlines, and priority for disadvantaged communities. Contact Delta Solar to get started!
Delta Solar has teamed up with ChargePoint, the leading EV charging network, to bring convenient and reliable EV charging solutions to drivers in the region. With ChargePoint’s advanced hardware and cloud-based services, our customers can enjoy quick and easy charging of their electric vehicles wherever they are..
Delta Solar announced the commissioning of a 512-kilowatt solar array for Woodlawn School District in Cleveland County, which is designed to offset over 80% of the district’s current electricity demand, resulting in an anticipated savings of approximately $1.5 million over the life of the system.
Increased REAP Grant – Take advantage of the increased funding from the Rural Energy for America Program (REAP Grant) offered by the USDA. Save on energy costs and switch to clean, renewable energy with the help of experts at Delta Solar. Apply now to start reaping the benefits of solar energy.
Delta Solar is excited to partner with Woodlawn School District to design and build 512kW solar array in Cleveland County. The system will offset 80% of electricity demand and save the district over $1 million over the life of the system. Installation set for completion by end of 2022.
Delta Solar announced the successful completion of a 320-kilowatt (kW) solar array for Imperial Ice of Little Rock. The system is designed to produce enough power to offset energy usage of the packaged ice manufacturer and distributor’s plant in west Little Rock and will save the family-owned business more than $857,000 in energy costs over the next 30 years.
