Solar Alliance Freedom, Inc
Solar Alliance Freedom is developing a solar farm at the Jockey Hill landfill in Kingston, on a 50-acre reclaimed site. Its community-solar model lets participants purchase panels located at the farm, so a home rooftop is not required.
Business Highlights
- The company says its program was created for 9/11 first responders and aims to help their families with clean-energy proceeds.
Service Area
Kingston, New York.
Featured on ProsGrade. Solar Alliance Freedom, Inc is one of 3 solar companies ProsGrade lists in Kingston, New York.
1 service listed: Community solar panel participation. Open Monday to Saturday. Rated 5.0 from 1 review.
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How This Business Compares
How Solar Alliance Freedom, Inc compares with the other 2 solar companies on ProsGrade in Kingston, using public Google ratings and review counts.
- Rated 5.0 on Google, at or above the 4.8 average of other Kingston solar companies on ProsGrade.
Services Covered
- Community solar panel participationPanels are purchased for the Jockey Hill farm under a royalty agreement; payments depend on generation.
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What customers say
One customer said a friend referred the company and praised the installation's professionalism. The customer also described the crew as punctual and efficient, and said the work blended well with the home.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When does discounted-power sign-up begin?
Sign-up is tied to the farm going live; the company says final engineering studies, legal permits and interconnection paperwork are being completed.
How often are royalty payments calculated?
Payments are calculated every three months based on the electricity generated by the panels during the preceding three months.
How long must purchased panels remain at the farm?
Panels must be placed at the farm for at least five years to qualify for the stated tax advantages and support the company's power-output planning.
What happens if a panel problem is not covered by its manufacturer warranty?
The company says it will cover the cost to fix the panel if the manufacturer warranty does not cover the problem.

