Energy Design

We partnered with Laurel Hill Center, a multi-service nonprofit that offers resources for mental health recovery, affordable housing, and employment pathways, to install a 25kW PV system. Based in the City of Eugene, the Laurel Hill Center has been remodeling the former Midgley’s Building on W 7th and wanted to add solar to their renovations. This project was made possible in part by the EWEB solar business incentive that covered a considerable portion of the cost. The EWEB solar incentive is directly funded by voluntary donations of EWEB users to their Greenpower Program. EWEB Customers who wish to contribute to solar accessibility for residential homes and non-profit businesses can participate by donating as little as $1.50 per month. 

At Energy Design, we were excited to work with a nonprofit that contributes important resources to the local community. LHC’s community wellness work aligns with our mission to deliver affordable, clean, and distributed energy at residential and commercial scales.

2026 8.1kW residential install done with Solarspace SS8-54HSB 405M modules and a SMA SBSE 7.7-US-50 inverter. This customer uses EWEB and qualified for their full $2,500 incentive.

This is a 14.62kW PV system on a new construction home with Silfab SIL-430QD modules. A slightly larger than average residential installation (those tend to be 8kW-10kW). We also paired this with a Sol-Ark 15.0 kW Hybrid inverter and 
Pytes Batteries (Batteries not pictured).