by Tina Boniface | Feb 19, 2018 | Customer Interview, Featured Post
For as long as artist Jacqueline Rieder Hud can remember, she has been an environmentalist. Respect for nature and the creatures of the Earth has been fundamental to her work and her approach to life. Jacqueline taps into the natural world and Jungian archetypes for...
by Guest Blogger | Aug 11, 2016 | Featured Post, IPS in the News
In July 2016, MREA (Montana Renewable Energy Association) talked with Tony Boniface, owner and President of Independent Power Systems, about installing the first net-metered system in Montana and how his small Bozeman business expanded to three states and several...
by IPS Staff | Nov 5, 2015 | Educational
Let’s face it, electricity can be confusing. Electrons scooting through copper wires somehow illuminate your closet and charge your iPad. Things can get even more intimidating when you add solar panels into the mix, and you may think you don’t know enough about...
by IPS Staff | Nov 4, 2015 | Project Spotlight
The SIMMS Fishing headquarters in Bozeman, MT proudly shows off a 44.35 kW SunPower solar system. The SIMMS Fishing array serves as a symbol of their great respect for the great outdoors. Their production facility and headquarters and since fish depend on a clean...
by Guest Blogger | Oct 2, 2015 | Financial
Posted by Guest Blogger Mary Sauer The sticker price of the initial cost of installing solar panels for your home or business causes many to hesitate before moving forward. Solar is a large expense initially, but the same is true for various expenses related to your...
