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Supplying the possibility for zero-energy homes and buildings

Whether you're a contractor, homeowner, building owner, developer, or builder, the path to zero-energy is within your reach. The technology, resources, incentives, and financing aren't just available; they're becoming mainstream.

Supplied Energy is here as a resource, partner, and distributor, providing what you need based on your goals and journey toward achieving or offering energy independence, net-zero (or even net-positive) capable homes and buildings. With our solutions, you get a choice in how you achieve energy independence with as much or as little input from our team as you'd like.

We distribute heat pumps (mini-splits/air source and geothermal), solar energy products, power storage, backup solutions, EV chargers, and more electric-based solutions.

1. Tight Envelope

We recommend a combination of spray foam and cellulose insulation to achieve air-tight homes and buildings, keeping unwanted elements out and heating, cooling, and better air-quality in.

2. Heat Pump

With a tight envelope in place, install a heat pump, which operates using electricity, to heat and cool efficiently. We will help you identify the most environmentally friendly and cost-effective options.

3. Solar Energy

Proper insulation and a high-efficient heat pump make the energy load as low as possible. This allows for the installation of a solar system that covers 100% or more of the energy load.

4. Batteries

Invest in energy storage to live net-zero and/or off-grid. Batteries serve as a generator alternative, which eliminates the need for fossil fuels, no matter the conditions.

It's too expensive to achieve net-zero.

Fact: While the cost to install energy-efficient, power-generating, and/or storage systems may be higher, there's return-on-investment potential within two to five years and cash-flow-positive options with financing almost immediately.

Geothermal isn't made for cooling.

Fact: It’s actually been developed for both heating and cooling purposes, and a geothermal system will work efficiently in both.

Solar panels make selling a property difficult.

Fact: Analysis from Zillow reveals that solar panels increase a home’s value by 4.1% across the country.

Geothermal ground loops will tear up my yard.

Fact: Ground loop systems are installed in a variety of ways, but if handled properly, all result in a clean, well-maintained yard shortly after installation.

Solar panels only work when it's sunny.

Fact: Solar panels work by collecting visible light, and clouds still reflect visible light given off by the sun, so your solar panels still work, even on cloudy or snowy days.

Geothermal can only be installed during the construction of new homes.

Fact: Systems can be retrofitted to work with homes or business of nearly any age.

Solar panels will harm my roof.

Fact: Solar panel design and installation has improved over the years. Many panels are designed to easily install and actually protect your roof instead of damaging it.

Geothermal installation can take months.

Fact: It’s true that months may pass between your initial estimate and your final installation due to availability, but the installation process should only take a few days to weeks at most once the driller and installer arrive on-site.