CASE STUDIES
Our Impact.
LOWER COSTS, REAL GROWTH
Our main goal for any solar project is simply to save the client money on their utility bills. When a solar project reduces the energy costs for a private business, those dollars can be invested elsewhere to grow that business. When solar projects reduce energy costs for a school district or for multi-family housing, more dollars can be spent in the classroom or the total cost of housing will be lower.
We can reduce energy costs while simultaneously reducing the environmental impacts of our energy use and increasing the resiliency of our energy system infrastructure. To help meet the needs in our region for more Clean Energy and Climate Economy workers, REP also sponsors skills training programs in energy fields and has developed a state-of-the-art training center that is itself a “living lab” for advanced energy systems.
Trusted by the community.
North High Community Solar Garden
Low to Median Income Community Solar Garden built on top of North Community High School.
1200 Plymouth
The 1200 Plymouth building provides Green Jobs Workforce Training to the Minneapolis community.
Target Photo Studio
Provide energy savings to Target’s Photo Studio to reduce operating expenses.
Oakdale Target
Provide energy savings to Target’s store to reduce operating expenses.
Workforce Center
The 1200 Plymouth building provides Green Jobs Workforce Training to the Minneapolis community.
REP partnered with us to help connect our services with new clients, and their support has been a huge boost. They really go the extra mile to help small businesses grow.”
Tanner Johnson
REP even helped my family’s restaurant explore battery storage options. They made the whole process easy, answered every question, and treated our little business like a big priority.
Siji Gonzalez
Whether it’s deep in the woods, across the state, or anywhere in between, REP will happily hit the road to see if solar is a good fit
Travis and Sarah Guida
Brooklyn Center aims to redevelop its commercial areas with advanced green strategies, including solar. We signed an LOI with REP to secure access to federal solar tax credits through 2030.
Ian Alexander
At the U of M’s Institute on the Environment, I learned federal solar tax credits might return, so I pushed to ensure Lindstrom didn’t miss out. The City applied for a state grant and plans to use REP’s Safe Harbor Fund for solar at the fire hall and liquor store.
Aaron Hansen
St. Paul has worked with REP on several solar projects and wants to keep expanding using federal tax credits. After review, the City signed an LOI with REP’s Safe Harbor Fund to keep solar options open through 2026 and beyond.
Russ Stark
St. Paul has worked with REP on several solar projects and wants to keep expanding using federal tax credits. After review, the City signed an LOI with REP’s Safe Harbor Fund to keep solar options open through 2026 and beyond.
Russ Stark
At the U of M’s Institute on the Environment, I learned federal solar tax credits might return, so I pushed to ensure Lindstrom didn’t miss out. The City applied for a state grant and plans to use REP’s Safe Harbor Fund for solar at the fire hall and liquor store.
Aaron Hansen
Brooklyn Center aims to redevelop its commercial areas with advanced green strategies, including solar. We signed an LOI with REP to secure access to federal solar tax credits through 2030.
Ian Alexander
Whether it’s deep in the woods, across the state, or anywhere in between, REP will happily hit the road to see if solar is a good fit
Travis and Sarah Guida
REP even helped my family’s restaurant explore battery storage options. They made the whole process easy, answered every question, and treated our little business like a big priority.
Siji Gonzalez
REP partnered with us to help connect our services with new clients, and their support has been a huge boost. They really go the extra mile to help small businesses grow.”
Tanner Johnson