Mission Statement

Sunny Solutions, LLC is dedicated to public education and awareness of our country’s tenuous energy situation and how a potential crisis can be mitigated by individual energy consumers. The products and services offered by Sunny Solutions, LLC serve to empower consumers in transitioning through the challenges of our energy future by gaining a degree of energy independence in an economically beneficial manner.

Background & Qualifications

We became involved with renewable energies in general in 2005 through attendance of workshops and seminars at the Midwest Renewable Energy Association in Custer, WI. After attending workshop/seminars in the fields of wind turbine design, solar photovoltaics, solar thermal domestic hot water and space heating systems, we decided to focus on solar thermal systems.

It is our belief that solar thermal systems offer the greatest energy production value. The installed cost of a solar thermal system relative to BTUs generated provides the most affordable and productive form of renewable energy available to residential and commercial energy consumers at this time.

Why Renewable Energy?

Economic Benefits
Considering the burdensome cost of fuel and the various incentives currently available for certain alternative energy systems, renewable energy systems ( Solar Thermal in particular) offer return on investment numbers competitive with conventional investments..

Environmental Benefits
Replacing hydrocarbon emissions resulting from the production of electricity and transportation with the power inherent in solar energy leaves the planet in better condition for future generations

Social Benefits
There is a growing body of experts who are predicting a future “squeeze” on global energy resources. Energy independence lessens the risk of international tensions as nations compete for these remaining finite resources.

Who Should Consider Renewable Energy?

• Residential Consumers concerned about escalating energy costs
• Businesses interested in controlling operating costs
• Governmental entities and schools attempting to maximize taxpayer funding.
• Not-for-profit energy consumers