Top Solar Provider
Green Power Group is the Orange County's top clean energy services and solar power provider. Our in-house experience and world-class technology are only a few of the solar energy advantages that make us the clean energy company of choice for small businesses, commercial companies, governments, schools, farms, water districts and more.
Take control of your energy costs.
We offer you the ability to predict and manage your energy use and spend. Our customers buy renewable energy from us for less than what they currently pay for electricity with no up-front cost. These advantages of solar power allow you to secure predictable, long-term energy rates to protect yourself from rising energy costs and price volatility.
Technological Advancements
We strive for something better every single day. This is evident in our technology, whether it’s our proprietary Solar mounting and racking systems, or one of our other cutting edge products. Learn how we’re developing the future of energy generation, today.
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You have questions? We have answers.
How much does solar cost?
Today, solar costs less than traditional electricity in many markets. We can install your system with no upfront cost,
and you can pay less for clean, abundant solar energy than you do to your utility company.
How does solar power work?
The solar panels are made up of photovoltaic (PV) cells, which convert sunlight into direct current (DC) electricity
throughout the day. A discreetly placed inverter converts the DC electricity into alternating current (AC) electricity,
which is what your business utilizes. When your solar power system produces more power than you need, it feeds the power
back into the electricity grid.
Does Green Power Group service my area?
Let’s find out! Get in touch with an Energy Advisor today to evaluate your solar options and learn the advantages of solar.
Will my system still be connected to the utility grid?
Yes, all our systems are connected to the utility grid. During the day, your property will draw energy from the solar system
and feed any excess energy back to the grid. At night, you’ll continue to draw energy from the grid as you do now.