We offer free education about solar to help people figure out if solar is right for them. Do you own a property? Is it relatively free from shade? Do you want to lower your electricity bills and claim your energy independence? Solar might be right for you!
Attend a Solar Power Hour if able. Our free information session teaches you the basics of solar, its financial implications for your property, and how the Grow Solar Cedar Valley program works. Either way, get a free, no obligation site assessment and cost estimate from our competitively-selected installer, Eagle Point Solar.
Want to stay up to date on the program, or get in the queue for a site assessment? Sign up below!
The Grow Solar Cedar Valley group buy period has closed. Through this program, home and business owners throughout the region were able to learn about solar and pool their buying power to secure significant discounts that made installing solar more affordable.
If you signed up or had a site assessment and have questions or concerns, please contact Eagle Point Solar at or call (563) 582-4044.
Grow Solar Cedar Valley is a grassroots residential and commercial group purchasing program for solar. Offered by the Midwest Renewable Energy Association and local partners, homeowners and commercial property owners throughout the Cedar Valley area may participate in this program to help pool their buying power to secure significant discounts that make installing solar more affordable.
Are you ready to start your solar journey?
First, start by attending a Solar Power Hour. In this hour-long presentation you’ll learn the basics of solar, how it can save you money, and how the solar group buy program works. Power Hour schedule coming soon!
Then, get a free, no obligation site assessment from our competitively-selected solar installer, Eagle Point Solar, to get the ball rolling on a custom quote for your property. It’s that easy!
The deadline to participate in the program is November 30th, 2022. Don’t delay, your solar journey awaits!
Questions about your site assessment? Reach out to Casey Heim via email or call (563) 582.4044 x35.
Want more information about this program? Learn about the MREA’s history of facilitating these programs and the success this program has previously experienced on the About page.
Want to study up on questions to ask and factors to consider as you begin shopping for solar? Check our our Solar Consumer Guide to get the insights you need to make the right decision.
We believe that education is the first step in making an informed decision about going solar. Our group buy programs include free Solar Power Hour presentations, offered freely to the public online and in person. These are no-obligation low-pressure information sessions where you can learn the basics of how solar panels work, what sites work best for solar arrays, how you can finance a solar system and how our program uses the power of bulk purchasing to offer a lower price for all.
Missed our Solar Power Hours?
You can still watch this recorded version to learn the basics of solar, its financial implications for your property, and how the Grow Solar Cedar Valley program works. Then, get a free, no obligation site assessment from our competitively-selected installer, Eagle Point Solar, by filling out this short form. The deadline to participate in this program is November 30, so don’t delay. Your solar journey awaits!
Previous Success in Iowa
Grow Solar has administered several successful solar group buys in Iowa, including in Linn, Johnson, Polk, Warren, and Jackson Counties, as well as the City of Waukee.
Home and business owners in the area have an opportunity to take advantage of low solar pricing through the limited-time group buy program. Grow Solar helps residents invest in lower cost solar installations for their homes and businesses through the power of volume-purchasing.
Grow Solar’s success in Iowa since 2018:
2,203 Solar Power Hour Attendees
Properties added solar
486 Properties added solar
Kilowatts of Solar Installed
3,784 Kilowatts of solar added
People attended Power Hours
Each year, that’s like avoiding
miles driven by an average gas powered passenger vehicle
pounds of coal burned
smartphones being charged
Each year, that’s like avoiding:
miles driven by an average gas powered passenger vehicle
2,203 Solar Power Hour Attendees
pounds of coal burned
486 Properties added solar
smartphones being charged
3,784 Kilowatts of solar added
Each year, that’s like avoiding
miles driven by an average gas powered passenger vehicle
