Jefferson Electric brought solar to this nationally recognized hotel brand’s location in Brownsburg. The 120 kW rooftop array offsets the property's energy use while demonstrating that even big brands can go green in small-town Indiana.

Jefferson Electric served as the electrical contractor for the ground-mounted systems and provided both electrical and mechanical contracting services for the rooftop arrays across three campuses in the Sheridan school district, totaling 1.8 megawatts. This hybrid deployment of rooftop and ground-mounted solar significantly offsets district-wide energy consumption. The installation helps the district reduce long-term energy expenses while demonstrating a commitment to sustainability for students and the surrounding community. By enhancing operational efficiency and integrating clean energy, the project supports both fiscal responsibility and educational engagement.

This advanced solar project at North Putnam High School combines a 1.1 MW array with a sophisticated SCADA control system and 500 kWh of onsite energy storage. Jefferson Electric solved complex technical integration challenges across monitoring, communications, and load management. The result is a highly resilient and intelligent energy system that reduces demand charges and supports long-term grid independence. It stands as a leading example of multi-dimensional energy planning in K-12 education.

Jefferson Electric partnered with Subaru’s Technical Training Center in Lafayette to install a 125 kW rooftop solar system. The project supports Subaru’s larger vision for workforce development and environmental leadership. The clean energy system reduces the facility’s operating footprint and demonstrates practical sustainability in technical training environments.

One of Indiana’s largest public library solar projects, this 351.64 kW rooftop array supports the Allen County Public Library’s environmental leadership and long-term fiscal responsibility. Jefferson Electric is proud to partner with ACPL on this landmark municipal installation.

Jefferson Electric partnered with Kittle Property Group to install rooftop solar on their Indianapolis headquarters. The 120 kW system lowers energy costs and reinforces their commitment to sustainability across their national multifamily housing portfolio.

Jefferson Electric delivered a 245 kW solar rooftop system at Hamilton Place, a multi-family housing complex in Arcadia. This installation supports affordable, sustainable living by lowering utility costs for residents and reducing the building’s environmental impact. It represents a smart energy upgrade for Indiana’s growing multi-family housing sector.

Lippert’s commitment to innovation and sustainability is embodied in this 188 kW rooftop solar array. Designed and installed by Jefferson Electric, the system complements Lippert’s forward-thinking culture and reduces operational emissions. The project reflects a strategic investment in clean power by one of Elkhart’s most respected manufacturers.

Jefferson Electric served as the electrical contractor for the ground-mounted systems and provided both electrical and mechanical contracting services for the rooftop arrays across three campuses in the Sheridan school district, totaling 1.8 megawatts. This hybrid deployment of rooftop and ground-mounted solar significantly offsets district-wide energy consumption. The installation helps the district reduce long-term energy expenses while demonstrating a commitment to sustainability for students and the surrounding community. By enhancing operational efficiency and integrating clean energy, the project supports both fiscal responsibility and educational engagement.

This visually striking 155 kW solar array brings clean energy to Alder Place, a modern multi-family development in East Chicago. Jefferson Electric worked with UP Development to create a system that delivers both form and function—enhancing the property’s aesthetics while meeting its sustainability goals. It’s a strong statement of solar integration in high-density housing.