Does Cleveland get enough sun for solar?
Yes. Based on regional solar monitoring, Cleveland receives an annual average of 4.39 peak sun hours a day. This provides sufficient energy for meaningful solar production.

As electricity prices rise across Ohio, along with concerns over the environmental impact of nonrenewable energy sources and a greater desire for independence from the power grid, many Cleveland residents are discovering solar as an alternative renewable energy source for their homes. Ohio’s net‑metering policies, tax abatements, and local clean‑energy initiatives also strengthen solar power as a sustainable long-term option for residents of The Forest City. SunPower is here to help make this clean energy source available to more homes, facilitating a bright solar future for Cleveland.
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:
Every household in Cleveland has unique energy needs and goals, not to mention differences in the layout, size, and even shape of the roof. That's why we perform a comprehensive evaluation and create a personalized solar plan for each customer.
Yes. Based on regional solar monitoring, Cleveland receives an annual average of 4.39 peak sun hours a day. This provides sufficient energy for meaningful solar production.