Eagle Point Solar

10/13/2026

Have you ever thought about switching to solar? A company headquartered in Dubuque is working to pro

10/13/2026

(10/12/26) Jim Pullen, President & CEO stopped by the KWQC Quad Cities Live studio to provide a breakdown of how to read your electric bill.

Every utility has a slightly different bill format. However, one thing is often very consistent, the cost you pay per kilowatt hour of electricity along with various fees associated with transmission, time-of-day, demand response, energy efficiency programs, franchise fee etc.

As shown in the video, a solar array can produce one kilowatt-hour of electricity for nearly a third less than buying the same energy from the utility. Would you rather pay 19.2¢ per kilowatt-hour or would you rather pay 5.9¢?

Want to learn more about your cost per kilowatt-hour? Connect with us here for a free Solar Analysis Estimate. Link in the comments.

10/12/2026

Another home, now powered by the sun.

Think solar is right for you? Head over to our website to learn more.

10/01/2026

19.2¢ per kWh before solar. 5.9¢ after.*

That's what one Eagle Point Solar client pays now, nearly 70% less for every kilowatt-hour. What would that kind of savings mean for your operation? New equipment? A cushion for a tough year?

Our new blog looks at where business and farm energy costs come from and how to take control of them.

Read it here: https://eaglepointsolar.com/how-businesses-can-control-energy-costs/



*Individual results vary based on usage, system size, and utility rates.

Efficiency can only cut a business's power bills so far. To realize real savings, generating your own electricity might be the best option.

09/29/2026

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09/27/2026

Eagle Point Solar will be on-site today at Sundog Farm in Solon, Iowa for a Practical Farmers of Iowa Field Day focused on building soil health through cover crops and livestock integration for vegetable production.

Stop by our table to talk solar for your farm or operation. We'll be there to answer questions about renewable energy solutions built for agricultural operations, and how solar can support a more sustainable farming future.

September 27, 2026
1:00 PM
Local Harvest CSA, 5025 120th St. NE, Solon, IA 52333

Come say hi. We'd love to talk about what solar could look like for your operation.

09/25/2026

Rising electric bills eating your budget?

Go solar this fall and we'll pay your July and August electric bills!*

Whether it's a farm, shop, warehouse, or office, solar turns your electric bill into a predictable, long-term investment.

Incentive deadlines are approaching and build capacity is limited.

Get your free Solar Analysis estimate and see your potential savings: https://eaglepointsolar.com/solar-analysis/



*See full offer details & limitations at https://eaglepointsolar.com/reap-the-savings/

09/24/2026

Predictions for higher heating bills this winter are circulating various news outlets. This means, higher costs for natural gas, propane and electricity. One way to combat rising energy is to lower the cost per kilowatt-hour of electricity. Solar does that extremely well. Interested in learning more? Get a free solar analysis estimate at: https://eaglepointsolar.com/solar-analysis/

“Heating costs will rise 8.7% overall, according to new projections from the National Energy Assistance Directors Association.”

“Their bills are expected to be more than 30% higher than last year’s.”

“According to the association, customers who heat their homes with electricity could see a 9% jump.”

Americans will be paying more this winter in order to heat their homes, a new report says.

09/24/2026

Solar doesn't add a new bill, it replaces an existing one.

Homeowner. Business owner. Farmer. It doesn't matter who you are. Rising energy costs affect you. We put together a straightforward breakdown of how solar helps: lower bills, more predictable costs, and a stronger bottom line. No pressure, just the facts.

Read more: https://eaglepointsolar.com/why-you-should-go-solar/

There are many reasons to go solar: from rising electrical costs to long-term savings to the environmental impact. Learn more.

09/21/2026

Your business runs on electricity — every switch, every outlet, every computer, every piece of equipment — it all adds up. As electricity costs rise, so does the cost of doing business. You can use less electricity, or… you can take control and produce your own. Because when you're running a business, every switch matters, every kilowatt-hour adds up.

For a free, no-obligation Solar Analysis estimate, visit: https://eaglepointsolar.com/solar-analysis/