Why does crossroads solar produce solar panels?

Crossroads Solar produces solar panels for the alternative energy industry because we understand the importance of safeguarding the plant. Our company is committed to supporting the transition from a carbon to a non-carbon society as a means to make our planet a little less warm and more environmentally and socially secure.

Who is crossroads solar?

A socially conscious company committed to people and the planet. Made in the USA. At Crossroads Solar, our goal is to produce top quality solar panels with people who have made mistakes, creating second chances and a greener earth one panel at a time.

Where are crossroads solar panels made?

Made in the USA. At Crossroads Solar, our goal is to produce top quality solar panels with people who have made mistakes, creating second chances and a greener earth one panel at a time. Our employees are released felons who have served their time and earned the opportunity to reenter the workforce with dignity.

Why should you choose crossroads solar?

Domestically produce high-quality solar panels and Crossroads Solar is built on the belief that otherwise good people make colossally bad mistakes. Time spent in prison and criminal records can ostracize people from opportunities. Jobs and housing become a daily struggle, leading many prior inmates to return to crime and prison.

Does Singapore offer a rent-to-own Solar System?

This rent-to-own model, proven successful worldwide, is now available in Singapore through GetSolar. Those who are interested can generate an instant digital quote through their online solar assessment tool to learn more about how much they can save, and how much it costs them monthly to own a solar panel system.

Is solar energy a sustainable solution for Singapore?

Solar power generates no greenhouse gas emissions, contributing to Singapore’s commitment to reducing its carbon footprint. Solar energy is infinitely renewable, relying on the sun’s inexhaustible energy. It offers a sustainable solution to meet Singapore’s long-term energy needs without depleting finite resources.