Solar

Photo of Brent Clinton stands next to solar panelsInter­est­ed in solar? Your co-op is here to help you nav­i­gate the ins and outs of solar ener­gy.

Whether you are inter­est­ed in get­ting solar installed at your home, you already have solar, you’d like to join our Com­mu­ni­ty Solar Pro­gram, or if you just have ques­tions — we have your back. YEC is proud to be your trust­ed ener­gy advi­sor.

What is Solar?

Solar ener­gy is free, immune to ris­ing ener­gy prices, and can be used to pro­vide heat, light­ing, mechan­i­cal pow­er and elec­tric­i­ty.

Solar Advisory Program

Let York Elec­tric eval­u­ate a solar company’s offer, pro­vide a cost analy­sis for you, and guide you through the process.

Rooftop Solar Assessment

Get an esti­mate of your solar gen­er­a­tion poten­tial, ongo­ing util­i­ty costs, and esti­mat­ed pay­back peri­od for a rooftop solar sys­tem.

Solar Interest Form

An addi­tion­al 20kW is now avail­able for mem­bers inter­est­ed in YEC’s Com­mu­ni­ty Solar Pro­gram! Fill out the form to sub­scribe.

Community Solar Farm

YEC is shin­ing the light on solar ener­gy use as one of the first util­i­ties to offer sub­scrip­tions to a com­mu­ni­ty solar farm.

Solar Interconnect

To par­tic­i­pate in YEC’s Solar Inter­con­nec­tion Pro­gram, com­plete the Appli­ca­tion to Inter­con­nect Small Gen­er­a­tion 100 kW or Less.

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Fort Mill Solar Panels FAQ

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What type of solar panels are they and where were they made?

They are Sharp pan­els and were made in Mem­phis, Ten­nessee.
Cat­e­go­ry: Fort Mill Solar Pan­els FAQ
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How much does 8Kw generate?

Approx­i­mate­ly 50KWH per day (on good days). On a good day, the solar pan­els will be able to sup­ply the Fort Mill office and also put extra on the grid. YEC is putting all the elec­tric­i­ty gen­er­at­ed back on the grid instead of tying it back to the office. The pan­els have the poten­tial to gen­er­ate approx­i­mate­ly half of the office’s use for a year.

Cat­e­go­ry: Fort Mill Solar Pan­els FAQ
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How much did the project cost?

The pro­ject­ed cost, which San­tee Coop­er is pro­vid­ing with monies gen­er­at­ed from Green Pow­er, is $35,449.

Cat­e­go­ry: Fort Mill Solar Pan­els FAQ

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