Freedom Solar
Originally aired on Florida Exclusivo, an iHeart radio station.
Date: Monday, Dec. 6, 2022
Outlet: iHeart Radio/ Florida Exclusivo
Spokesperson: Gilberto Coreano, Board of Directors Member for Southeastern Food Bank, and Eddie Torres, Freedom Solar Orlando Manager
Interviewer: Sandra Carrasquillo, host of Florida Exclusivo (statewide show running on 30+ iHeart stations throughout FL)
Originally posted on wcnc.com.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Duke Energy is selling two of its Uptown Charlotte properties to developers who have initial plans on turning 526 Church Street and 401 South College Street into residential and retail spaces.
“We are consolidating our space in order to free up money for capital
By Bret Biggart
If you’re following the news, you may have seen that the state is considering a massive redesign of its power grid. It could change the way we power Texas. More than that, it could cost billions and billions of dollars.
You know what’s missing?
You are.
Originally published on Charlotte Business Journal
An Austin, Texas-based solar energy company is planting roots in Charlotte with new office space on the city’s north side.
Freedom Solar, a full-service solar installation company for residential and commercial clients, expanded its operations to Charlotte earlier this month when it moved into 12,000 square feet at 2233 Interstate
Originally published on WESH 2 Orlando (NBC)
The Southeastern Food Bank aims to feed more families by going solar, thanks to a gift from Freedom Solar Power.
The company installed a $113,000 solar array at the food bank in Winter Garden. The CEO, Mark Anthony, says this will help offset the energy costs and
Originally published on WRAL TechWire
CHARLOTTE – Pink Energy has filed an additional legal notice with the North Carolina Department of Commerce, noting that it is laying off its workforce and closing a Charlotte facility permanently.
But just because Pink Energy is shutting down doesn’t mean that solar companies are scaling back operations in North Carolina.
Earlier
One of the Largest Solar Installations in Houston, Solar Project Represents a Major Step Toward TGS’ Goal of Becoming a Net-Zero Company.
HOUSTON, Texas (18 August 2022) – TGS, a global provider of energy data and intelligence, today announced the completion of a landmark solar energy parking canopy installation at its Houston operational headquarters, one of
Texas could turn homes into power plants. The KVUE Defenders investigated what options are available and what’s standing in the way.
AUSTIN, Texas — “Right here we’re currently producing 7.1 kilowatt-hour kilowatts of power,” Sam Qassom of Pflugerville said.
Keeping kilowatts flowing through his home is of little concern to Sam Qassom.
“The dryer’s running.
Originally published on Multi-Housing News
More people turn to solar due to the rising energy costs, according to Bret Biggart.
Texas-based solar energy installer Freedom Solar continued its expansion free of any hurdles brought on by the pandemic and the tumultuous economy of late. The company built a strong relationship with its solar panels supplier and the partnership is bound to support
Originally published on Austin Business Journal
How companies are leading the way through investments, recruitment and overall impact to the environment
Austin once served as an incubator for earth-aware businesses, becoming an early adopter of environmentally-friendly design and practice. Yet, we do the city a disservice when we lean on antiquated stereotypes. Today’s Austin is professionally diverse and thoroughly
AUSTIN (KXAN) — More and more Texans are switching to solar power as prices drop and historic storms become more common. As part of Earth Week, we wanted to take a closer look at the trend to understand what’s happening.
When you hear discussions of climate change and greenhouse gas emissions that fuel global warming,
Originally published on CBS Austin
Potential power outages are top of mind as Texas experiences the hottest start to May in Austin’s history.
“That means a whole lot of extra demand and yesterday we hit 71 gigawatts. To put that in perspective, the all-time record for ERCOT in June was broken yesterday, it was 70.2. We went above 71
As some franchise dealerships warily eye electric vehicles, it’s important to realize that the car business isn’t necessarily changing—it’s how vehicles are being fueled
Change in the auto industry can often happen at a glacial pace. Take, for example, the transition from the horse buggy to the automobile, which took years—decades—at the beginning of the
Originally published via the Austin Chamber.
Freedom Solar Marks its Entrance into the Senior Living Industry with a Large Installation at Westminster Promising Significant Long-Term Savings and a Kinder Environmental Impact
Austin-based Freedom Solar, one of the leading turnkey solar energy installers in Texas and nationwide with operations in nine states, today announced its partnership with Westminster senior
Green living is moving into senior living communities, and it’s bringing new residents and cost savings with it. From infrastructure innovations to practice changes, communities are embracing renewable energy and ways to reduce reliance on traditional fossil fuels and the costs that go with them.
Most recently, Westminster, a senior living community in Austin that Pi designed, partnered with Freedom
Originally published on Community Impact Newspaper.
Six Central Austin businesses are celebrating 20 or more years in operation.
1. Westminster, a senior living community, is celebrating its 55th anniversary in April. The facility, located at 4100 Jackson Ave., Austin, offers activities, upscale amenities and social opportunities, and it was one of the first retirement communities built in Austin. Recently, it
Originally published on Tampa Bay Business Journal
EDUCATION: Lenoir Rhyne University
Justin McCombs serves as Freedom Solar’s leader in Tampa, our flagship Florida location. A former Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver, McCombs proved to be a natural leader in our Houston market when he made the shift to solar last year. When the opportunity arose to relocate his family to the
Originally published on EnergyWire
LAS VEGAS — Jason Hooe is a Ford dealer who can’t wait to sell the electric F-150 to the young and hip of Bentonville, Ark. But the chargers are a problem.
Earlier this month, he paced the floor of America’s biggest auto dealer conference, talking to vendors who sell the new fueling system. He peppered
Originally published on REDnews.
Freedom Solar Markets Entrance into the Senior Living Industry with a Large Installation at WestminsterPromising Significant Long-Term Savings and a Kinder Environmental Impact
AUSTIN, TEXAS—March 28, 2022. Austin-based Freedom Solar, one of the leading turnkey solar energy installers in Texas and nationwide with operations in nine states, today announced its partnership with Westminster senior living
The U.S. Department of Agriculture recently announced investments totaling $890,000 to help 16 Kentucky businesses to improve their energy efficiency including four Elizabethtown businesses.
The department made these 16 investments through the Rural Energy for America Program, which provides guaranteed loan financing and grant funding to agricultural producers and rural small businesses for renewable energy systems
Originally published on PV-Tech
Hit by soaring electricity prices and widespread power outages during a severe cold weather event earlier this year, Texas homeowners have been ramping up rooftop solar and battery storage installs to protect against future blackouts and increase their energy independence.
Winter Storm Uri in February 2021 caused more than 4.5 million people in Texas to
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