Sunrun has launched the Sunrun BrightPath Station, an interactive, multi-touch kiosk for consumers to isolate their home on a map and assess if they are eligible for a solar quote.
It is an extended technology of Sunrun’s proprietary BrightPath software, offered to consumers in select retail environments.
Earlier this year, Sunrun unveiled BrightPath technology, an automated software platform to manage home solar projects from lead to sale in one streamlined process.
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The Sunrun BrightPath Station brings this technology for consumers through various retail outlets.
Cloud computing technology is adapted to inform customers regarding this home solar process. They get idea about pricing, scheduling, permitting and installation by selecting hardware and system design.
Sunrun views retail stores as a promising opportunity to increase solar adoption by consumers, said Gary Wayne, vice president, strategic projects, Sunrun.
Sunrun was built upon a diversified approach to selling solar, and the station and retail experience together is another example of how the company meets consumers where they feel comfortable shopping while lowering the cost of going solar, he said.
By answering a few simple questions, consumers can use the Sunrun BrightPath Station to understand their energy needs and receive multiple home solar system design options.
Sunrun has already cretaed consumer interest through its use of the station in several retail locations across California, Hawaii and New York.
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