Show Your Dedication
The clean electricity from city-owned solar arrays can reduce community-wide greenhouse gas emissions.
But fewer emissions and cleaner air aren't the only reasons that cities want to go renewable.
Many are using local solar projects to achieve broader community benefits and align with other priorities. These include saving money, creating local jobs, and advancing local resilience.
Reduce Your
Carbon Footprint
Fewer emissions and cleaner air aren't the only reasons that cities want to go renewable. Many are using local solar projects to achieve broader community benefits and align with other priorities.
City of Mendota Heights
“To preserve the City of Mendota Height’s environmental beauty and realize long-term utility cost savings, we installed iDEAL Energies solar arrays on four city buildings. Today they provide 57% of the power for City Hall and are projected to save over $1 million for the city over the life of the solar arrays.”
Neil Garlock
Mayor
City of New Brighton
“iDEAL Energies worked with the City to evaluate our existing buildings for on-site solar. We installed solar arrays on our Community Center, Public Works, Water Treatment and Public Safety buildings. They made it easy for us to meet our renewable energy goals, and I would recommend other Cities work with iDEAL Energies!”
Craig Schlichting P.E.
Director of Community Assets and Development
