Ruling the roost with solar energy

Denise Calloway manages four poultry houses at Clay Island Farm in Mardela Springs, MD. Her electricity costs were her farm’s single biggest expense: she paid typically paid $2,300 per month, and utility prices were rising every year. She wanted a high-quality solar system that would mitigate her electricity costs for many years to come. 

Because long-term reliability and easy monitoring capabilities were important to Calloway, Enphase microinverters were the perfect match. What’s more, Calloway has peace of mind for the long run with Enphase’s 25-year warranty. In the first four months of operation, the Enphase system produced more than 75 megawatt-hours, which is enough to offset roughly 90% of her electricity demand.