Green Sun Rising Inc

WHO WE ARE

Green Sun Rising Inc. is a Windsor Ontario based company focusing on developing and supplying solar systems, both solar PV for clean electricity, and solar thermal for clean heat energy. We will add clean biomass heat products at a later time.

Our products represent state-of-the-art solar technology, and we are supported by leading European and German solar companies. Our products are mainly made either in Ontario Canada or in Germany, by industry recognized partners. Our engineering and designs represent best-practises based on decades of solar know-how.

We offer premium products and services with intelligent solutions at a competitive market price. We strive to provide the best value, and excellent support.

Our Mission: 

We are committed to quality, efficiency, and dependability in everything we do and supply. 

We believe in long term sustainability, both for the environment, as well as in our customer and business partner relations. We relentlessly pursue excellence!

We are determined to go the extra mile to ensure that the customer is fully satisfied with our services.

Our commitment starts with the first customer contact and is stringent throughout the whole project process. From engineering, design and calculation to installation and commissioning of the renewable energy system – our experience and determination ensures our customers success and satisfaction.

High quality standards, innovation and strong customer commitment makes Green Sun Rising an excellent choice as your partner for your renewable energy project. 

Our Vision: 

To become one of the major suppliers of solar systems in North America, for commercial, municipal and residential applications. To become the gold standard for efficient, dependable and cost-effective renewable energy solutions.

SOLAR ENERGY CAN BE CONVERTED INTO:

Clean Electricity via PV (Photovoltaic)

Clean Heat Energy via Solar Thermal (ST)solar thermal system
A well made solar collector can have a thermal efficiency of up to 80%, making solar thermal a very efficient way to harness the sun's energy. Under favorable sunny conditions, solar energy will be enough to cover the complete water heating needs. A supplemental water heater is used for times when solar energy in not sufficiently available. Typically 40 to 50% of the annual hot water needs of a house hold can be met with solar energy, and a well built system will have a productive life span of 25 to 40 years.
After the initial system investment, the sun's energy is for free, without future price increases due to rising fossil energy costs. And it is absolutely clean and non-polluting. Why should we mortgage our children's future with avoidable CO2 emissions when we can use solar energy for what solar energy can do so well, namely heating water. This also and particularly applies to pool heating. No fossil fuels should be used any more for pool heating, since solar energy can do this so much better, and non-polluting.

Using a second built-in heat exchanger, solar energy can also be used for hydronic or radiant building heating, and can contribute further substantial energy savings. Commercial and industrial applications are also very feasible and are being used more and more. Camp grounds, Hotels, Gyms, Laundries, Factories, office buildings, anywhere where hot water or building heating is required, solar energy can and should be used.

It is a common miss-conception that Canada does not get enough solar energy or is too cold for solar thermal heating. To the contrary, Canada is very suitable for the use of solar energy, see the solar resource maps at glfc.cfsnet.nfis.org. Southern Canada gets more sun energy than Germany, where over 1 million solar thermal systems are already installed and are reliably performing their functions.

The European parliament has passed a resolution recommending to all member countries to introduce legislation mandating the use of solar thermal systems in all new residential buildings. In parts of Europe as well as in countries like Israel and China, solar thermal has become main stream.