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How to Create a Home-Based Solar Energy Business

Daniel J. Stouffer
January 13, 2009
Solar power produces clean power for your home. It can also provide the opportunity for a work from home, green collar job. It is remarkable easy to join the solar revolution and it is a perfect time to be involved in the renewable, solar energy industry – especially the solar (PV) industry. The cost of oil and natural gas continues to rise. Emissions are destabilizing the climate. Vulnerability of a crumbling energy infrastructure undermines security.

The need to adopt and upgrade the American home to solar energy has never been more apparent. Emerging U.S. companies are ensuring that residential customers are afforded the opportunity to take advantage of PV technology through innovative solar system rental services. Companies are positioning the rental of solar panels and entire solar energy systems to be critical in modernizing the energy infrastructure, increasing global energy supplies, and to provide methods for entrepreneurs to create home-based, solar energy businesses.

Solar photovoltaic (PV) technology is evolving rapidly to address today´s global climate and energy challenges. As it does, the solar revolution provides excellent business opportunities. The following outlines the step by step requirements to starting your own home-based solar energy business.

Step 1 – Understanding the Solar Energy Business

Step 2 – Structuring of Your Solar Business

Step 3 – Registering and Completing the Solar Energy Training

Step 4 – Receiving Solar Energy Business Support

Home-based businesses, particularly in rural or small town settings, are helping many people achieve the balance between economic prosperity and personal well being. Home-based businesses are now recognized as a viable source of new jobs and economic growth. People are choosing to create their own jobs at home rather than seek employment elsewhere.

The solar energy business explained here has a great mission. Its grassroots goal is to spread the use of clean, renewable solar electric power as simply and as rapidly as possible. This opportunity has eliminated as many obstacles as possible to both the rental of solar electric systems for home owners as well as to entrepreneurs wishing to start a solar energy business.


The solar industry´s dramatic expansion is both exciting and a movement worth of crafting a new small business around. A solar powered home is becoming more and more popular and finally more affordable. Many home owners are opting solar powered water and pool heaters that can be run off of rented solar energy systems. Solar plants consume little or no fuel, saving billions of dollars year after year. The infrastructure would displace 300 large coal-fired power plants and 300 more large natural gas plants and all the fuels they consume.

Solar does seem about to become a major player in the energy market. Solar panels are getting cheaper. Solar module brackets, solar module frames and profile channels according to the present invention can be formed of any suitable material with the entire solar energy system packaged up for one day installations and rental options that lock in the cost of energy for up to 25 years.

Starting a home based solar energy business has many rewards and challenges. Starting a business is a big responsibility that includes commitment, professionalism, training, and self-discipline. It involves careful consideration, such as what type of competition you'll encounter and the demand for the solar rental service you can expect. Start searching for your next dream job.

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At Solargies, our mission is to spread the use of renewable energies as simply as possible. We provide U.S. homeowners the option to rent a solar electric system. We also offer entrepreneurs a no cost method to build their own solar energy business. Find out more at -- www.EcoCrews.com
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Daniel J. Stouffer

I am Daniel Stouffer. I am a part-time writer, passionate Solar Energy Consultant, and a full-time Product Manager for Refrigerant Tracker, a solution to help manage, track, report refrigerant gases.

Educated in English and Mathematics, I dabble in writing pieces of this or that on the Internet while I work my day job building demand side energy management, carbon footprint reporting, and refrigerant gas tracking software.

I work for Verisae, Inc. I'm deeply involved in carbon management and renewable energy. My quest is to bring solar energy to U.S. Residential homeowners and to better manage the substances that harm our environment.

I'm also a small business owner working to promote the adoption of renewable energy. Solargies (Solar Energies), my goal is to spread the use of renewable solar power as simply and as rapidly as possible. He is also a writer, investing his time and energies educating people about renewable energy, the exciting world of interactive marketing, and other oddities of interest. (www.Solargies.com)

My personal mission statement: To gather data, to distill information, to build knowledge, and to attain wisdom. To learn, to work hard, and to be internally motivated when acquiring skills. "Every person that you meet knows something you do not - learn from them."

Verisae's Refrigerant Tracker and the Enterprise Carbon Footprint (ECF) products allows companies to take inventory of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) and refrigerant gas emissions. CO2 gas, Ozone Depleting Substances (ODS), and refrigerant gas emissions are tracked and better manage. Organizations can have a direct effect on the environment through better data management and taking accurate inventories of all greenhouse gases (GHGs) that contribute to their Carbon Footprint.

In my position, I work collaboratively with client teams to understand their goals, document the solution, and mange User Centered Design projects. I'm driven to implement solutions that deliver measurable business value and enhanced user experience.

As a Product Manager for Refrigerant Tracker, I help design how to make the right content available to the right people at the right time. My role involves the design of interactive systems that help users find and manage information or functionality more successfully. (www.refrigerant-tracker.com)