Two leaders in renewable and appropriate technologies join forces. Mingary Agrian Solar and Energy Solutions of North Carolina are now working together to bring renewable energy to the North Carolina Piedmont Triad.

Patrick McGinley, Owner of Mingary Agrian Solar and Sustainability has joined Danny Gough and his company Energy Solutions of North Carolina for the expansion of Solar Energy and Solar Hot Water projects in the Piedmont Triad area of Central North Carolina.

Gough, who's company has been a leader in North Carolina Environmental Services and Design for 30 plus years states"I am excited about the expansion of the offerings of our company into the central North Carolina area."
McGinley, who has thirty years of Broadcasting and Marketing experience has recently become certified in multiple disciplines including Energy Auditing,Weatherization Home and Building Inspection and related energy auditing software with a focus on Solar Power and Solar Hot Water Design.
McGinley States"The opportunity to join Danny in this undertaking is just the recognition and stability my company needed to expand and explore the great options and opportunities to bring Solar Services to the small business operations and rural areas of Central North Carolina. Danny and his company have great respect and recognition through out the United States and North Carolina and my company is looking for a long and rewarding business relationship with Energy Solutions for many years to come."
Independent Solar System installer Tim Hill of Raleigh, North Carolina will be joining the company as the lead of all installations. Tim has three years of project management and was instrumental in the installation of Solar Hot Water systems for the recently constructed Habitat for Humanity houses in the Winston Salem area. Hill also has extensive residential and commercial installation experience.
The focus of the joint companies ventures are the establishment of renewable energy services through out the area with the initial project focus being the utilization of the USDA REAP Program for financial assistance to rural and smaller communities business and organizations looking to reduce their operating energy costs and the offsetting of carbon footprints.
While working on local financing, the company is also looking to implement the offset of the associated costs with the availability through the governments America's Recovery Reinvestment in America Act of 2009.
For Further Information on projects and assistance with funding opportunities Contact Patrick McGinley at MingaryAgrian@gail.com