What our clients have to say about our work

Good Day Marc/Chris,

I wish to send you both my heartfelt thanks with the analyzing, design, install & completion of our new 840kw solar system here at Highbourne. The management & our Owners are extremely satisfied with the final product, customized to suit our needs.

We've gone from running our diesel generator plant 24hrs/day, 365 days a year to only 8hrs/day. Yielding an actual fuel savings of 66% thus far, whilst we're in our peak‐season. I can't wait until the 3mth off‐season, when our load is minimized to the point of zero generator run time (with no clientele & no revenue) to reap those rewards.

From the onset, your engineering & boots on the ground teams have been professional & pleasure to work with. Despite the COVID‐19 challenges we all faced...You have under promised & over delivered, on your commitment to us, helping us do our little part, in the fight against climate change.

Warm regards,

Kevin Cartwright

Highbourne Cay, Exuma

I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the installation of our 36 KW solar system at the Nassau Container Port Maritime Center.
The investment in this system has been a success from the planning stage through to the grid tie in, and it is presently performing satisfactorily.
Your design team and instillation team were extremely safe, efficient and professional throughout the install. The work they have done is of the highest standard. Your teams continued follow up with us has also been very comforting.
Should you require a reference we would be glad to do so.
Thank You.

Richard McCombe
AVP & Senior Manager of Operations and Facilities.

I write to share my company's pleasant experience with regards the installation of an up-to-date, modern solar system which we installed at the above mentioned premises which houses Fun Foods Wholesale Ltd.
The system was installed by Bahamas Energy and Solar Supplies. We decided to use the southern side of the roof in the first phase which was completed in February 2016. Mr. Ramon Greene carried out the electrical work with much precision and accuracy.
The company has realized a decent savings of approximately 20% even though the system does not use any battery banks and is only utilizing half of the available roof space.
The passing of Hurricane Matthew in October last year was the first big test for the strength of the solar panels mounted on the roof. The hurricane hit Nassau as a category 4 storm with heavy winds pushing more than 130 MPH. During that time two large steel garage doors were blown out but not a single solar panel moved. That gives testimony to the quality of the panels along with the excellent work done by the installation team.
We are just now at the full one year mark with the system, and therefore I would highly recommend it to any other parties interested.
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Yours truly,

Llewellyn A. Burrows
V.P. / Managing Director
Fun Foods Wholesale Ltd.

Dear Sir or Madam,

I would just like to express our experience with the installation of our solar system at Sandy's on Rosetta Street. The employees, especially Zoltan Szasz, were diligent and thorough and Zoltan was on site practically every day to oversee the install. As predicted the savings are excellent at over 50% savings from the prior year. We predict we will pay off the entire system in 5-6 years and then look forward to many more years of savings. I would definitely recommend installing solar panels because the return on your investment far exceeds any bank interest offered today plus you will have many years of future savings.

Sincerely, Jody A. Moree

Vice President, Sandys

Hi Godfrey,

I thought I would share with you our experience with the storm. As you are aware, we are quite high up on the Winton ridge, in fact the ground floor is 91 feet above sea level (explicitly measured at our request when we renovated). We have solar panels on top of the pergola on the northern side, and the balance on the sloping roof to the southern side. There is no significant barrier to the wind, so we got it full blast from all directions as the storm moved past. Given that the majority of my tress that fell did so pointing to the south west, it shows that the major wind force came the north east to east, which would have exposed all of the panels to the full force of the wind. We were one of the fortunate ones that did not lose internet throughout the storm. I was tracking the conditions from a PWS (personal weather station) at Sans Souci (about a mile away as the crow flies). Before they went off line a few hours before the peak of the storm, they were recording sustained 115 MPH with gusts to 135 MPH. So, I estimate the wind speeds we sustained must have been at least 20 MPH higher than those numbers, and we got it full force due to our height above sea level. I am happy to say that we did not lose a single panel, and the system remained operational throughout the storm and aftermath. Given that I even had a cement wall blown down, it is a credit to the soundness of the installation and a ‘shout out’ to Zoltan.

Kind regards,

John.

It's your time to save money on power now! It's legal, it's green and it will never charge you for fuel. In a few years, your system will be paid for and you will have free power for another 20 years.