We are a purpose-driven company committed to the future of energy. At RISCO, we believe that the global adoption of solar power and other renewable resources is vital to our planet’s longevity. There is no other feasible long-term path forward than to begin leveraging these resources at scale. The sun’s constant and widely available energy offers a logical, simple way to power our lives. By embracing this, we can avoid facing scarcity, slow pollution, and continue to enjoy the recreation and passions provided to us in the natural world. We are not interested in moving life to another planet. Rather, we’d prefer to take care of the home we’ve built.
Within our plan lies a vision to improve the access to solar power and open its availability to a wider demographic. As the market develops, we aim to lessen the barriers of going solar, and increase the adoption. We believe that education and the price tag on adopting this technology are key factors contributing to the goal of wide-scale deployment.
As renewable technologies advance, and the costs associated continue to decrease, our company is here to support the global deployment of solar energy generation and the grids that support it. We focus on enabling individuals and communities to capture their own energy. Localization proves to be a potent method for reducing costs, and increasing resiliency. Not only do we target wide-scale deployment, but we also believe that the quality and longevity of the technology we deploy is just as important. A solar array is only as effective as the folks who install and maintain it. We take pride in our work, and stand by our customers throughout the entire life of the product.
Renewable energy technologies have already progressed at rates faster than we ever imagined. In 2010, it was estimated that the cost of solar in 2050 would be 2.5 times of where it landed at today in 2024. We have entered an era of rapid progression, and RISCO is here to drive that progression, and provide access to a very simple way of powering our lives.
"Solar power is the last energy resource that isn't owned yet - nobody taxes the sun"
Bonnie Raitt
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Store energy for use during outages, and make money by selling the power in your battery during peak rates.
The next generation of home energy is here
A powerful, AC-Coupled, all-in-one home energy storage system with lithium iron phosphate (LFP) chemistry, seamless solar integration, smart load management, and real-time monitoring through the Enphase App.

A high-capacity, DC-coupled home battery with an integrated inverter, delivering streamlined installation and powerful whole-home backup from a single, compact unit.
Connect a generator to your gas line to power you electric appliances, or install your own reserve tank that provides months of fuel supply. Either option can be installed with an automatic transfer switch, so that you never need to go outside to start the generator manually.
Are you ready for the next outage?
Backup the entire home with our auto-transfer whole-home generator solution. When the power goes down, the house remains unaffected. We also perform any maintenance needed on the generator, so that you can remains worry-free.
The lowest cost option for home backup, a partial home generator is either installed permanently, or with a portable generator, to allow for mobility and flexibility in how you use it.
Solar is a form of distributed energy, meaning the power is produced at the location it’s consumed. This concept is the driving force for the cost savings and positive environmental impact that solar brings.
The next generation of home energy is here
The energy produced by the solar panels is first used to meet the immediate needs of the home’s energy consumption. Any surplus flows through the meter and back out to the grid. The meter keeps track of this flow of energy in & out, and records a ‘credit’ for the surplus that flows out to the grid. Thus, Net Metering allows you to use credits at night and in the winter when your solar production is less.
Solar panels produce DC current, but your home uses AC current. Inverters are the brains of the system that invert that energy from DC to AC, and allow you to monitor the system’s production over time. Using this technology allows up to track ups & downs, and immediately identify problems.
Connect a generator to your gas line to power you electric appliances, or install your own reserve tank that provides months of fuel supply. Either option can be installed with an automatic transfer switch, so that you never need to go outside to start the generator manually.
Are you ready for the next outage?
Xcel Energy’s initiate to help homeowners achieve heating and cooling electrification provides substantial rebates that range from $3,000 to $15,000 off the entire project, leaving you with the lowest costs we’ve seen to date.
All permitting, electrical labor, and rebate applications are handled by our in-house team. Our professional & expert installers are typically in and out in 1 day.