Summit Energy, one of the Northeast’s larger solar installers, announced on Feb. 6 its market expansion and official launch into the growing Pennsylvania solar market. 

Summit Energy says its focus on sustainability, energy independence, and cost-effective solutions positions the company to meet Pennsylvania's increasing demand for solar energy. The expansion aligns with what Summit Energy says is its commitment to creating a sustainable future, reducing carbon footprints, and providing customers with innovative solar solutions that lead to long-term savings. 

With an increasing emphasis on green initiatives, net metering policies, and rising electricity costs, Summit Energy said Pennsylvania presents an ideal opportunity for the company to empower homeowners and businesses with clean and renewable solar energy solutions.

"Pennsylvania represents an important and growing market for us, and we couldn’t be more excited to bring our solar expertise and commitment to sustainability to the residents and businesses of the Keystone state," said Eric Israelsen, co-founder and Chief Empower Officer of Summit Energy. 

“We look forward to helping Pennsylvania’s consumers and businesses achieve greater energy independence, reduce electricity costs, and contribute to a more sustainable future," Israelson continued.

Summit Energy says it is committed to “driving the adoption of clean, renewable energy across the Northeast region” and beyond. 

“We recognize the rising interest among Pennsylvania residents in renewable energy sources, especially solar,” said Dallin Maw, co-founder and Chief Elevate Officer. "This expansion aligns with Summit Energy's commitment to creating a sustainable future, reducing carbon footprints, and providing customers with innovative solar solutions that lead to long-term savings."

Since 2016, Summit has steadily expanded its service area and now offers solutions for homeowners and businesses in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Utah, New York’s Westchester County, and now Pennsylvania. 

For more information, visit summitsolar.com.