Blue Horizon Energy, a Minnesota-based full-service solar energy development company, is excited to announce the opening of its office in Marcus, Iowa with an Open House event set for March 26, 2021.
Our projects generate reliable, efficient, and sustainable power for businesses and communities – delivering significant long-term economic savings and creating positive environmental impact. Since 2009, Blue Horizon Energy has delivered hundreds of solar energy and battery storage projects for farms and businesses.
“We’re very proud to expand our presence in Marcus as the foundation of our growing business in Iowa,” said Griffin Dooling, CEO of Blue Horizon Energy. “Since we entered Iowa two and a half years ago, the Marcus community has been tremendously supportive. This is a town with exceptional energy and it will continue to lead the charge as Iowa advances clean energy.”
The solar industry is growing rapidly across the Midwest and around the country as farms and businesses realize the long-term benefits of generating their own clean energy. In addition, the advancing technology and declining costs of solar energy and battery storage are making these solutions more profitable and accessible for organizations of all sizes and types.
“Integrating solar energy and battery storage into your operation is more affordable than ever, allowing businesses to invest in their financial future while also becoming more sustainable,” said Marilyn Hardy, Vice President of Business Development of Blue Horizon Energy. “In agribusiness, labor, weather, and market conditions can vary year-over-year, but solar energy offers a reliable, predictable reduction in operating expenses long-term.”
Open House: Blue Horizon Energy, Marcus IA
Friday, March 26; 2pm-6pm
208 West Railroad St.
Marcus, Iowa 51035
Blue Horizon Energy staff will be present and the public is welcome to attend to learn more about solar energy and see solar components up close. Complimentary refreshments and food will be served. Visitors may come and go as they please, and all visitors are asked to observe all public health safety measures recommended by the CDC.
