New solar energy firm holds grand opening Saturday

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Those who want to turn their homes on to solar energy can learn more at the opening of Micronesia Renewable Energy’s CNMI office at the Island Commercial Center across Shell Gas Station on Middle Road tomorrow, Saturday.

General manager Christopher Sablan told Saipan Tribune that the company is amped up and excited to continue the success they’ve had in Guam in the last three years by working with CNMI residents and businesses.

The renewable energy company will offer the first month of costs free for qualified customers who sign up between April and May, Sablan said. More information can be had at the grand opening on Saturday.

The office opens at 10am Saturday.

MRE-CNMI is partnering with Sunnova, a nationwide solar energy company, for their “SOLAR4ALL” program.

“Homeowners who want to be able to hedge and reduce their energy costs but were cash-restrained can now accomplish this with no money down,” Sablan said in a statement.

“This solar energy service agreement structure will offer two options that can reduce the typical homeowner’s monthly bill by up to 25 percent, and with no money down this is truly a spectacular program for the CNMI.”

One of the largest expenses for a homeowner is energy costs. The new program will allow homes to save money and place it where it is needed most—back into education, family vacations, and savings, says MRE-CNMI.

“With the ever-increasing cost of energy homeowners can finally start saving cash and help the beautiful islands of the CNMI by reducing their carbon footprint and helping clean our planet one rooftop at a time.”

MRE and Sunnova
MRE-CNMI specializes in the development, design, engineering, procurement, and construction of renewable energy and alternative energy infrastructure. They allow clients to reduce their carbon footprint and lower energy costs, and specialize in “surpassing client’s expectations, through a proven track record and reputation of executing projects on time and within budget.”

Sunnova is a solar power company that operates in homes across the United States, Guam, and Puerto Rico. They are currently in 21 states and territories, providing solar service through a network of local installation partners who work directly with homeowners. Their solar services are known for being “low-cost and worry-free.”

Dennis B. Chan | Reporter
Dennis Chan covers education, environment, utilities, and air and seaport issues in the CNMI. He graduated with a degree in English Literature from the University of Guam. Contact him at dennis_chan@saipantribune.com.

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