Because Dogwood Alliance is solution-oriented, envisioning a clean energy future with the power of wind, solar and conservation/efficiency, we’ve partnered with Geostellar, America’s first and largest online solar marketplace. For those who care deeply about forests and don’t want utility companies to burn them for fuel, choosing solar is saying, “I’m investing in a truly clean, renewable energy future.”

For each forest lover who chooses solar, Geostellar will donate a percentage of sales to Dogwood Alliance: a double investment in forest protection!

To help our forest-loving friends get the best deal, Geostellar provides an instant, free assessment of the benefits of solar for each individual, based on a scientific analysis of each home’s rooftop sunlight intensity, incentives and conventional electricity costs. Geostellar is a transparent online marketplace where homeowners compare installation and financing options.

By typing your address into the box below, you’ll get a free, personalized estimate of the cost of solar installation for your home. Plus, it’s fun!

Geostellar helps homeowners find the best deal on solar by comparing and tailoring a wide variety of installation and financing options. Through advanced simulations on an intuitive social platform, Geostellar lowers the cost of solar, making it more competitive with conventional electricity. Not only is the use of solar better for the environment, but rising incentives outweigh intense sunshine and high utility bills for surprising results. As this cool “solarcoaster” graph shows, solar builds wealth for most in the nation faster than stocks, bonds or money in the bank:

Geostellar Solar Index

Learn more about the Geostellar Solar Index

Geostellar is the recipient of numerous awards, including selection as an IHS Energy Innovation Pioneer, the Global Cleantech100, the Global Cleantech Cluster Association’s Best of Solar and the AlwaysOn GoingGreen Global 200.

Learn more about our friends at Geostellar by visiting www.geostellar.com or follow Geostellar on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, or YouTube.

Amanda Rodriguez

Amanda is a first generation Cuban American. As a child in West Virginia, she saw first-hand the impact of forest destruction. Now, she helps others support Dogwood Alliance’s vital mission and applies her skills to online and web marketing. A poet, essayist, and fiction writer, Amanda is also the filmmaker of Dogwood’s "Stories Happen in Forests" documentary. She holds a Masters degree from Queens University of Charlotte and a BA from Antioch College. Amanda has been with Dogwood Alliance since 2010.