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One Block Off The Grid launches O.C. campaign
The program aims to provide local homeowners with a discount on solar panel installation.
BY CASEY GOMEZPublished: July 27, 2010 10:37 AM
San Francisco-based One Block Off The Grid has launched its latest energy campaign in Orange County, offering homeowners a 15 percent group discount on solar panel installation. The goal: to promote sales and boost solar adoption in Orange County.
One Block Off The Grid – or 1BOG – has partnered with two installation companies, HelioPower and REC Solar on the program, which allows for an easier and more affordable transition to solar power because the installer research and price negotiation has already been agreed upon.
“One BOG’s no-negotiation group purchase model helps homeowners rest easy knowing they're working with the right installer at the right price, so that they can take advantage of local solar incentives,” said Dave Llorens, CEO of 1BOG. “We are thrilled to work with two of the region’s best installers to service 1BOG members in Los Angeles County, Inland Empire and Orange County with affordable, easy solar electric systems."
The 1BOG programs are available to local homeowners through Sept. 14 and feature impartial phone and online support, educational tools and webinars, and access to a team of solar advisers that help guide members through the buying process.
The company has active solar campaigns in 12 markets across the U.S.
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One Block Off The Grid – or 1BOG – has partnered with two installation companies, HelioPower and REC Solar on the program, which allows for an easier and more affordable transition to solar power because the installer research and price negotiation has already been agreed upon. “One BOG’s no-negotiation group purchase model helps homeowners rest easy knowing they're working with the right installer at the right price, so that they can take advantage of local solar incentives,” said Dave Llorens, CEO of 1BOG. “We are thrilled to work with two of the region’s best installers to service 1BOG members in Los Angeles County, Inland Empire and Orange County with affordable, easy solar electric systems." The 1BOG programs are available to local homeowners through Sept. 14 and feature impartial phone and online support, educational tools and webinars, and access to a team of solar advisers that help guide members through the buying process. The company has active solar campaigns in 12 markets across the U.S. Related headlines Anaheim Transportation Network tests electric-bus conversion Department of Energy selects Grubb & Ellis for pilot program Quantum Fuel Systems signs deal with Fisker Automotive |
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