Florida Solar Projects

Our Work Speaks For Itself.

At SEM Power, we’re dedicated to being the leading Florida solar company. We’ve built our reputation on providing exceptional customer service and unbeatable pricing while working hard with homes, businesses, and institutions that make this state so wonderful. To illustrate how much of an impact our work has had for these clients- no matter their size or location – here is a sampling of some recent solar installation projects.

Capris Furniture Industries - Commercial Solar Installation in Ocala, Florida

SEM Power installed a 316 kW commercial rooftop solar array that enabled Capris Furniture Industries in Ocala, FL that reduced its energy costs.

Looking for a reliable and affordable commercial solar installer in Ocala, Florida? Look no further than Sem Power! We are experts in installing solar on commercial buildings and can provide you with a cost-effective proposal tailored to your specific needs.

Power Specs:

316kw commercial solar installation
704 Canadian Solar 450w modules
704 Tigo RSD optimizer modules
4 SMA Sunny Tripower Core1 62kW inverters

Suncoast Credit Union - Admin Building 2 - Tampa, FL

photo credits: A1A Tampa Bay

To help Suncoast Credit Union reduce their carbon footprint and save on energy costs, SEM Power installed a rooftop commercial solar panel system on top of their Admin 2 building.

This large-scale installation includes 1215 total Canadian Solar 330w panels, which achieve close to net-zero energy consumption.

Power Specs:

400kw commercial solar installation
1.51 gWh lifetime energy output
SolarEdge SE33.3KUS Inverters
SolarEdge P700 Optimizers

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Solar Farm Installation - Glades RV Resort

SEM Power was contracted with the creation of this 960 kW solar farm at The Glades RV Resort located in Moore Haven, FL.

It was designed to meet the power usage of four-hundred eighty-eight RV sites as well as its buildings, golf course, and restaurant. The facility is roughly the length of two football fields end to end, including end zones and sidelines.

One of the most unique features of this installation is its solar tracking system which helps to maintain high efficiency throughout the day.

The Glades RV Resort Solar Farm

Power Specs:

960 kW commercial solar installation
2 main arrays
2,400 modules

Commercial Solar Installation - Custom Mobility

SEM Power partnered with Custom Mobility, a provider of customized manual and power wheelchairs and individualized seating and positioning solutions in Largo, FL. We installed a 251.52 kW solar energy system that cuts down on their commercial energy costs while reducing their ecological footprint.

Power Specs:

251.52 kW commercial solar installation
524 Hanwha Q Cell 480 w modules
262 SolarEdge P960 optimizers
2 SolarEdge P960 inverters

Babcock Ranch solar project: "America's First Solar-Powered Town"

Babcock Ranch is a Florida community built on solar energy. SEM Power partnered with Florida Power and Light to install commercial solar panels on rooftops and shading pavilions, enabling this community to provide power to 50,000 residents through renewable solar energy.

Indian Rocks Beach City Hall

Indian Rocks Beach City Hall is blocks from the white sandy beaches and turquoise warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico on Florida’s west coast. It made sense to harness the power of the sun to power the local government!

Power Specs:

116 Rec 72 Series 450 Watt Modules
52.2 kW Total Output

25 year System Life Savings:

1,600 tons of CO2
$228,758 in Utility Costs Saved

Alafia River State Park Solar Panel Project

This 5.25 kW system has been completely donated by SEM Power!The owners and employees of SEM Power can often be found on the expansive 17 mile network of mountain bike trails that disseminate throughout the 6,344 acre park. Previously used as for phosphate mining, the area was turned over to the State in 1966. The depressions and steep hills created as byproducts from mining methods have created an environment rich for two-wheeled exploration. The trails are now meticulously maintained by a group of volunteers.

Power Specs: