Pensacola Solar Contractor
During the 2013 legislative session, MOSEIA worked with other energy stakeholders to support House Bill 142 which became law August 2013. The intent of HB 142 was a step down of the rebate over the next 6 years. Just weeks after session ended in each utility offering solar rebates filed with the Missouri Public Service Commission that they had reached the undefined 1% cap. The solar industry engaged in the regulatory case hiring experts and advocating for transparency to establish a methodology for calculating the 1% cap. Despite our best efforts, the methodology was not established and MOSEIA was faced with two choices.
Global leaders such as UL, NASA, The United Nations and the US Navy have come to rely on us for products, partnerships and construction solutions for the most demanding applications and education because of our proven leadership in the solar and renewable energy sector through our staff’s industry leading professional engineering, project management and asset development expertise dating back to the very first commercial PV system in the United States (in 1972).
Solar energy is the most abundant energy source available. In fact, according to National Geographic, every hour, the sun beams enough energy to meet the entire world’s energy needs for a year! The tricky part is harnessing the energy effectively to meet those needs. Solar power depends on the sun being out—and when it’s not, solar panels generate no power. However, storage systems can collect the sun’s energy to be used during cloudy weather or at night.
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