Sunlight Electric

Sunlight Electric is a designer and retailer of commercial photovoltaic systems. Headquartered in San Francisco, Sunlight Electric is a private company that specializes in commercial solar power systems and has considerable success serving growers, producers, and distributors of food and beverage products. Sunlight Electric's founder and CEO, Rob Erlichman, started Sunlight Electric in 2002 due to poor customer service while looking into installing solar power for his home. He believed that in order for solar power to catch on as a mainstream technology, things would have to change. The company creates economically motivating solar projects that typically cut customers' after-tax electricity cash flow by at least 50%.

Sunlight Electric was the first certified green solar energy company as well as the first commercial solar project to receive San Francisco's GoSolar incentive. Sunlight Electric has worked with many companies in the San Francisco area including Red Vic Movie Theatre and Joie d'Vie's Hotel Carlton who were the first businesses of their kind to adopt solar power. The company has also worked with wineries and grape growers including Frog's Leap Winery, Honig Vineyard and Winery, Boeschen Family Winery, Long Meadow Ranch's Rutherford Gardens, Robert Keenan Winery, Staglin Family Winery, Saintsbury, Cuvaison Estate Wines, Trefethen Family Vineyards, ZD Wines, Miner Family Winery, Silver Oak Cellars, Patz & Hall, Wood Ranch, Lancaster Estate, Medlock-Ames, Bin to Bottle, Schramsberg, Cliff Lede Vineyards. In addition, Sunlight Electric completed the first and second US solar installations for beer distributor (Bay Area Beverage in Richmond, CA, then Mesa Beverage of Santa Rosa, CA), as well as the first US solar installation for a recycling and transfer facility (Marin Sanitary Service in San Rafael) and the first commercial printer (Barker Blue Digital in San Mateo).

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