ISI Solar Selected As Top 30 Finalist in National Small Business Competition
March 31, 2010

Public Voting Open Now Through April 9; Winners Announced April 12, 2010.

ISI Solar, a Rockland County based company that designs and installs solar energy systems, announced today that it has been selected as one of the top thirty finalists in the VerticalResponse ‘New Deal’ for Small Business competition. 

Members of the ISI Solar team found the contest online while researching small business initiatives.  They were excited about the prospect of promoting their company and potentially winning a $5K grant, so they entered a 4 minute video highlighting their business, explaining why they do what they do, and how they would allocate the winnings.

James Albert, President and Founder of ISI Solar: "If we won, we would take that money and invest it in projects that would allow us to show the public what can be done as far as renewable energy technologies, and conservation of energy, which is the primary thing. Not everyone can install solar, but everyone can conserve energy."

Public Voting Held Until April 9, 2010

About ISI Solar
ISI Solar was founded by James Albert in 1999, but after the events of September 11, 2001 he shifted the company’s focus from engineering to renewable energy systems. ISI Solar’s New City, NY office has a staff of 10 people, and they design and install solar energy systems that produce clean, renewable electricity for residential and commercial customers in the Rockland, Westchester, Putnam and Orange area.  ISI Solar is a member of the Rockland Business Association (and their Green Council), and ISI Solar’s Project Manager, Glenn Maier, is the Vice President of the Rockland County Builders and Remodelers Association.  They are active in the community and hope to win the grant to increase their public outreach efforts to educate the public about renewable resources and conservation of energy.