Does Cincinnati get enough sun for solar?
Yes. Based on regional solar modeling, Cincinnati receives an annual average of 4.56 peak sun hours per day, providing sufficient energy for meaningful solar panel use.

With rising electricity costs across Ohio, an increasing number of Cincinnati homeowners are exploring solar energy as an alternative source of power for their homes. Not only are Cincinnati residents becoming increasingly concerned with rising electricity costs, but many are also growing more concerned with environmental impacts, such as local air quality. It’s no surprise then that solar systems are allowing many homeowners to address these concerns with positive results. Not to mention how net‑metering policies and local programs may also strengthen solar power as a sustainable long-term solution for many local residents. SunPower is proud to be working with homeowners in Cincinnati to switch to solar and see the benefits.
When you choose SunPower for your solar installation, you are choosing a partner who is there for you from the beginning of the process to the end:
When it comes to the size, shape, and layout of rooftops in Cincinnati, there is no cookie-cutter, one-size-fits-all template. Similarly, every household has unique needs and goals for its energy use. That's why the first step in any SunPower solar installation process includes a comprehensive evaluation to create a solar plan for each of our customers.
Yes. Based on regional solar modeling, Cincinnati receives an annual average of 4.56 peak sun hours per day, providing sufficient energy for meaningful solar panel use.