The USDA Rural Energy for America Program funds renewable energy projects for eligible rural small businesses and agricultural producers. We have taken commercial customers through it before, and we will tell you honestly, for free, whether your business is likely to qualify.
On your current site the word REAP appears six times, and all of it is buried in a news section. This is the same material, on a page a business owner can actually find.
A USDA programme that funds renewable energy for eligible rural small businesses and agricultural producers. [Current programme terms to be confirmed before publication.]
Eligibility turns on location, business type and project. We will give you an honest read before you spend anything.
We have taken commercial customers through the process. [Named examples to be supplied by Harmony.]
We are not going to promise a grant, a percentage or a timescale. Funding decisions are not ours to make and the programme has been unpredictable. What we will do is tell you straight whether it is worth applying.
Premises using most of their power during daylight, which is most working businesses.
Before anything is designed, we tell you whether funding is realistic. It changes everything after it.
Roof or ground, shading, your actual usage profile, and what the building will carry.
Designed in-house by NABCEP certified installers, with the numbers set out plainly.
One point of contact from survey to commissioning. Nothing handed to a sales outfit.
A lot of what gets sold in this market is sold by one company and fitted by another. That is how people end up with an array on a roof that should not have carried one.
It is the most expensive mistake in this industry and it is usually made by somebody who will not be around in five years when it matters. We would rather lose the job than be the reason you pay to take an array off again.
No, and anybody telling you otherwise is guessing. Eligibility depends on your location, business type and project, and funding decisions are not ours to make. We will tell you honestly whether it is worth applying, for free, before you spend anything. [Current programme terms to be confirmed before publication.]
[To be supplied by Harmony - typical timescale from survey to commissioning.]
Often yes, but it depends on the lease and the landlord. Worth a short conversation before anything is designed.
We will tell you. Sometimes the answer is that the roof needs doing first, and that is a cheaper conversation now than in five years.
Yes. Both are designed in-house.
New Hampshire, Massachusetts and southern Maine. Tell us where you are and we will say straight away rather than waste your time.
Area list is a draft for discussion. Confirm the actual coverage before anything goes live.
No enquiry form and no click-to-call anywhere. This is that, and nothing more complicated than that.
Taps to dial on a phone, on every page.
Demonstration only. This form is not connected and submits nothing.
Contactable, measured, and the grant argument on a page of its own. The $2,500 version adds the orphan systems, the roof refits and the inverter service, which is the work that needs no advertising spend.