Solar Energy for Churches & Faith Communities in Ohio
Complete the form below to start the conversation and find out firsthand why thousands of houses of worship in Ohio and beyond nationwide are turning on the switch to solar.
Churches, synagogues, and other religious institutions are leading a growing movement to go solar. Are you curious to learn how they are doing it and if an optimized solar system could support your environmental stewardship mission? We look forward to discussing solar with you and how it might fit your specific situation. Kokosing Solar can answer all of your solar questions, including how:
Complete the form below and one of our commercial solar consultants will contact you within one business day to start your evaluation.
Complete the form below and one of our commercial solar consultants will contact you within one business day to start your evaluation.
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Installing solar panels signals that the congregation is committed to sustainability, environmental justice, and responsible resource management. This can strengthen relationships with community members, local nonprofits, and faith-based networks while inspiring others to explore renewable energy sources.
Yes. Solar power allows churches, synagogues, and other religious buildings to generate renewable energy onsite, reducing their dependence on fossil fuels and lowering their overall environmental impact.
Solar panels help reduce emissions that contribute to climate change and pollution, creating healthier environments for congregations and the broader community. Many faith communities view this commitment as a meaningful expression of their spiritual values.
The Solar Shepherd Challenge helps houses of worship expand their impact by encouraging congregation-wide solar participation. Through group adoption, members can access solar savings and support the primary solar project, extending benefits to both the religious organization and its community.
Yes. The page notes that depending on the nature of the organization, some solar installations may be eligible for no upfront costs through a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA). This allows congregations to adopt solar without the initial investment.
Yes. During an initial consultation, Kokosing Solar evaluates your mission, goals, energy needs, and financial considerations to determine whether a PPA aligns with your house of worship’s situation.
A PPA allows a religious organization to avoid installation costs while locking in predictable long-term energy costs. Instead of paying for the solar array itself, the house of worship pays only for the solar power generated, which often reduces overall financial impact.
By replacing volatile utility costs with predictable energy production, solar helps houses of worship plan more effectively, freeing more funds for ministry, outreach, and community impact in the long run.
Kokosing Solar evaluates each site individually. Solar options can often be adapted for different building types, including older religious facilities or community centers, depending on available space and system design.
Solar energy systems generally require minimal maintenance. Kokosing Solar guides clients through the entire process and ensures your solar energy system is designed for long-term performance and reliable clean energy production.
A commercial solar consultant reviews your building’s energy use, mission goals, and available space, and discusses viable solar options. This initial consultation helps determine how solar energy could support your environmental stewardship and financial goals.
The process begins by completing the online form on the page. A commercial solar consultant will contact your congregation within one business day to discuss your goals and how solar energy for houses of worship might support your mission.
Complete the form below to begin your free solar evaluation.
