Does Columbus get enough sun for solar?
Yes! Based on regional solar modeling, Columbus receives about 4.5 peak sun hours per day; this is more than the average 4 hours of peak sun considered necessary for a system to be viable.

As the cost of living, including electricity, rises for Columbus residents, more homeowners are looking for effective ways to reduce their power bills. Cost concerns aren't the only factors influencing how Columbus residents power their homes. Many homeowners are becoming increasingly concerned with how their electricity use impacts environmental health. Along with these interests, there is a growing desire for energy independence. Many households are turning to solar power as a solution. Considering the additional benefits of local incentives and rebates, installing solar energy may be a “bright” investment for residents of Franklin County.
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 home is unique, as are every homeowner’s preferences. To give Columbus residents the highest level of satisfaction with their solar units, our certified professionals first evaluate your roof, energy usage, and goals to create a personalized solar plan.
Yes! Based on regional solar modeling, Columbus receives about 4.5 peak sun hours per day; this is more than the average 4 hours of peak sun considered necessary for a system to be viable.