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SunSource

Name: SunSource
Address: 1024 Iron Point Road, Folsom, CA, US
Telephone: +18336723297

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SunSource is dedicated to helping churches, nonprofits, and tribal nations achieve energy sovereignty.

We are dedicated to helping our clients achieve their energy goals so that they might spend more time serving their communities. SunSource is democratizing energy by connecting homeowners, businesses, and communities to sustainable technology and services. We are committed to empower people with choice through solutions that offer energy independence and security at an affordable price.

10/20/2026

Reviewing solar proposals for your organization?

Ask what sits behind each total. Included work, estimated electricity costs, maintenance responsibilities, and exclusions can differ between proposals.

Put the assumptions side by side before your board compares the numbers. A clear comparison makes the next conversation more useful.

Save this post for your finance or facilities committee.

10/16/2026

The sanctuary may be where we see a pastor on Sunday. It isn't where their work ends.

There's the conversation after everyone has gone home. The quiet check-in when someone is struggling. The encouragement that helps a neighbor feel less alone. And the steady leadership that helps a community care for one another.

During Pastor Appreciation Month, we're honoring the pastors whose service continues long after Sunday.

At SunSource, we're grateful to work alongside faith communities that care for their neighbors throughout the week. We know that kind of commitment takes people willing to lead with compassion.

To the pastors who keep showing up, often in ways no one sees: thank you.

10/13/2026

A community gathering place carries a lot of responsibilities.

The RESILIENCE documentary explores that conversation through the Unitarian Society of Santa Barbara, where SunSource has helped shape the resilience hub and energy system strategy.

Watch Episode 1, featuring Franklin Moore, and consider what your own community would need its building to support.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OX9bv9FldTs

Documentary: Scott Kipp / Earth News Global.

10/06/2026

Your church's weekly calendar belongs in the solar conversation.

Worship, weekday meals, evening meetings, and office hours all shape how the building uses energy. Plans for a new program matter, too.

Bring the building schedule and utility bills to the same conversation. It helps connect energy planning with the people and ministries the building serves.

Explore the church energy guide: https://sunsourceus.com/solar-for-churches/

09/29/2026

The begin-construction window under the current federal framework closed on July 4, 2026.

Projects that began construction on or before that date have four years to be placed in service. Projects starting after it have to be placed in service by the end of 2027 to qualify for federal credit value.

Since that date has passed, any project starting now faces the December 31, 2027 deadline. That is roughly fifteen months out.

Board approval, design, permitting, interconnection, procurement, installation, and final sign-off all take time. Starting the conversation this fall leaves room to move thoughtfully.

General information, not tax advice. Worth confirming the current rules with your own advisor.

09/22/2026

Every year your utility sets a rate and your organization pays it. No board voted on that. No finance committee reviewed it.

Energy is one of the largest recurring expenses on most budgets, and it's the one line nobody ever actually decided on. It arrives already determined.

Every other line of that size went through a real process. Staffing was discussed. Program budgets were debated. Energy just showed up at whatever number the utility set.

Generating your own power is the first time that changes. You choose the system, the financing, and what happens to the savings. The number stops being handed to you.

If your budget has a line nobody ever voted on, that's worth a conversation.

09/15/2026

September is National Preparedness Month, and here is a gap worth naming.

A building with solar panels is not automatically a resilience hub. Standard grid-tied solar shuts down during an outage for safety reasons.

Keeping the lights on for your neighbors takes three things beyond panels: islanding capability, a battery sized for a multi-day outage rather than bill savings, and a role agreed in advance with county emergency management.

It costs less than most organizations assume. But it has to be designed in rather than added later.

09/08/2026

September 1 opened the Season of Creation, the ecumenical season running through October 4, the Feast of St. Francis.

For many congregations, this season surfaces a question that has been sitting quietly on the agenda. What would it look like for our building to reflect what we preach?

Solar is one of the few places where a stewardship conviction and a budget decision point in the same direction. The system lowers operating costs, and the savings return to the ministry.

If your community is marking the season and wondering about a practical next step, we are glad to be a resource.

California Interfaith Power & Light

09/01/2026

A solar proposal and an energy plan are two different documents. Most organizations are handed the first one and assume they received the second.

A proposal covers system size, cost, estimated production, and payback. Every company that looks at your building will produce one.

A plan answers what a proposal doesn't reach. What happens when the roof needs work partway through. Who services the equipment when something fails. How the federal credit reaches an organization that doesn't pay federal income tax. What changes if the building's use changes.

Those questions decide whether a system serves the mission for its full life or becomes a problem somebody inherits.

If what you've been handed is a proposal, ask for the plan.

08/25/2026

Fall arrives with a rhythm most mission-driven organizations know well. Program year kickoff. Board retreats. Fiscal year prep.

If solar is coming up in one of those conversations, here's a small starting point.

The right first question isn't "should we install solar this year?" It's "what would twenty years of predictable energy costs mean for the mission we exist to serve?"

That reframes the conversation. Moves solar from operations into strategy.

We're here whenever the timing is right for your organization.

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1024 Iron Point Road
Folsom, CA

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm

Telephone

+18336723297

Website

http://www.sunsourceus.com/

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