Go solar – Communities
Solar For Nonprofits
Clean Energy for Community Impact
Driven by purpose, nonprofits bring lasting impact to the people they serve. Solar energy can help them stretch budgets, improve sustainability, and inspire the next generation. Ecotech Solar partners with nonprofit organizations across Northwest Washington to design and install solar systems that deliver long-term value and measurable impact.
Why Go Solar
Lower Monthly Operating Costs
Every dollar saved on electricity is a dollar that can be redirected to programming and core services.
Reliable, Predictable Energy
Solar systems reduce dependence on rising utility rates and provide greater energy stability over time.
Environmental Leadership
Solar demonstrates a visible commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility while serving the community.
Grant & Donor Appeal
Sustainability-focused donors and foundations increasingly support renewable energy projects that align with mission-driven work.
Proven Projects, Lasting Impact
Ecotech Solar has completed installations for:
The RE Store
Opportunity Council
Sylvia Center for the Arts
Maple Alley Inn
Community Action of Skagit
Kulshan Community Land Trust
Habitat for Humanity
SPIE
Community Boating Center
…And more across Whatcom, Skagit, and Island Counties
These projects reduce energy costs while serving thousands of residents and visitors every year.
Solar Snapshots
Nonprofit Projects
Habitat for Humanity and Kulshan Community Land Trust
Brough solar power to the Telegraph Townhomes, helping lower shared energy costs and support sustainable, affordable housing in Bellingham.
Community Action of Skagit County
A solar installation at Community Action of Skagit County’s Mount Vernon Resource Center is cutting energy costs by 50%, allowing the nonprofit to redirect thousands in annual savings toward vital community programs.
Community Boating Center
Installed a solar energy system to support the Community Boating Center's mission of sustainable, community-centered waterfront access.
Services We Provide
- ECustom solar system design and layout
- ECoordination with facilities teams and boards
- EHelp navigating grants and fundraising opportunities
- EIncentive and rebate documentation
- ETurnkey installation and long-term system support
Funding and Incentives
Even with limited budgets, going solar is possible with the right support. Ecotech Solar helps nonprofits access:
- 30% Federal Solar Tax Credit (ITC) via Direct Pay (Refundable) for nonprofits and government entities
- 10% Energy Community Tax Credit Bonus for Whatcom and Skagit counties
- Washington State Sales Tax Exemption
- Net Metering with your local utility
- Grant support for renewable energy projects including PSE Solar Grants and WA State Dept of Commerce Solar for All grants
- Utility incentives for solar or storage projects, such as PSE’s Enhanced Incentives for Multi Occupant Solar
Your Local Partner
Local and experienced: Serving the region since 2004
Extensive experience with mission-driven organizations
Transparent pricing, educational support, and no high-pressure sales
Deep community roots and a track record of trusted partnerships
Let’s Power Your Mission
Whether you’re a food bank, arts organization, housing provider, or any nonprofit working to serve your community, Ecotech Solar is mission driven and ready to help you go solar.
Schedule a Free Site Assessment or contact us to start the conversation.