SolarTech, a San Diego-based solar energy company, has officially expanded into Arizona with a ribbon-cutting event in Phoenix, attended by the Vice Mayor, Debra Stark. SolarTech says this expansion reflects its dedication to growing its solar energy presence in the Phoenix area while gaining strong community relationships. The company says it has already completed 40 solar installations in the area with an additional 50 projects underway. SolarTech has created 12 full-time jobs, with plans to expand to 20 by year-end. The company also highlighted its recent community engagement, partnering with local organizations like the Carefree Cave Creek Chamber of Commerce and contributing to the Foothills Food Bank.
SolarTech strengthens Arizona presence with new Phoenix office
SolarTech has already completed 40 solar installations in the Phoenix metropolitan area with another 50 underway. (Image Source: SolarTech)
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