Solar Smart Living Receives EPA’s ENERGY STAR Leadership in Housing Award

Dear ENERGY STAR Leadership in Housing Awardee, Congratulations!  In recognition of your commitment to providing our nation’s homebuyers with ENERGY STAR certified homes, your company has earned a 2012 ENERGY STAR Leadership in Housing Award. This award recognizes your organization’s work in promoting energy efficient construction and helping to protect the environment through its partnership […]

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Senator Rodriguez Applauds PUC Order Encouraging Solar Energy in El Paso

El Paso — Today, state Senator José Rodríguez released the following statement regarding the decision by the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUC) to allow third party-owned solar systems financed though power purchase agreements (PPAs) in El Paso Electric Company’s (EPE) service territory. Over the past few months, with the support of a bipartisan group of legislators, Sen. […]

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El Paso Electric Issues Request for Statement of Qualifications for Ft. Bliss

El Paso Electric Issues Request for Statement of Qualifications for Ft. Bliss Solar Photovoltaic System. El Paso Electric is currently seeking to pre-qualify interested parties capable of providing renewable energy services including: design;, installation; commissioning; operation; maintenance; and ownership of a 20MW solar photovoltaic system.  The solar PV system is expected to be located on […]

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Solar Smart Living Offers a Home Improvement Loan Program

As an approved FHA Title I lender, our lender is already a leading provider of the secured $25,000 Title I Home Improvement Loans. Title I Home Improvement Loan Summary This non-equity based loan is intended for general home improvements such as solar electric system installations. No equity or appraisal required*** 100% upfront funding (money is […]

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El Paso Electric Signs PPA For 50 MW New Mexico PV Park

El Paso Electric Company (EPE) has signed a PPA for Element Power’s 50 MW Macho Springs photovoltaic plant near Deming, New Mexico.  Construction on the project is scheduled to start in 2013, and should be complete the following year. Overall, around 400 construction jobs are expected to be created. Once online, the Macho Springs photovoltaic […]

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