Seacoast Energy Alternatives
Discount – Get $250 off a solar hot water or solar PV system! Plus, save 10% on all in-store items under $500!
Dollar Discount – Save $250 on a solar hot water or solar PV system, $30 on a garden composter, save $10 on a solar powered outdoor motion sensor light, save $50 on solar powered attic fan!
289 Scruton Pond Road, Barrington, NH 03825 (mail: P.O. Box 738 Barrington, NH 03825)
888.749.9550info@seasolarstore.comhttp://www.seasolarstore.com
Green Story
Seacoast Energy Alternatives offers a vast array of innovative, energy saving items, from solar hot water and electric systems, to super-efficient on demand hot water heaters, to small wind turbines. Every single item at SEA is a sustainable version of an everyday product. SEA’s alternative options, from crank radios to solar powered attic fans, provide Seacoast consumers with real choices. A colossal effort has been put into carrying just the right items and educating why we should use them– it’s difficult to walk out of SEA without some new approach to an old fossil fuel-burning product and a renewed commitment to energy efficiency and conservation.
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What makes us green?
- Vast array of innovative, energy saving items, from solar hot water and electric systems, to super-efficient on demand hot water heaters, to small wind turbines.
- Every single item at SEA is a sustainable version of an everyday product.
- SEA’s alternative options provide Seacoast consumers with real choices.
- A colossal effort made in the community and on the website in regards to energy conservation education
- Carries most efficient refrigerators, ranges and washing machines on the market, ultra-insulated hot water storage tanks, waterless, composting toilets and a zero-emissions electric scooter that goes 30 miles on a charge.
- Offers both solar thermal and solar PV
- 30% of every home’s fuel bill goes toward heating hot water. SEA’s systems provide 80% of a building’s hot water use for 30 years.
- Most residential solar hot water systems pay for themselves in 5-6 years, resulting in 25 years of “free” sun-powered hot water
- Depending on future fuel cost increases and the size of the system, solar can reap savings of $40,000 to $80,000 over the life of the system.
- A typical system costs approx. $8,000; about what you pay for an electric hot water heater and its electricity over 6 years.
- SEA’s systems are designed to maximize efficiency, with on-demand back-up heaters generating only what extra energy is needed and super-insulated thermal storage tanks minimizing heat loss.
- A solar hot water system will reduce yearly CO2 by 1,500 lbs. - a savings equal to 1,685 miles driven.
- Responsible energy use education is the cornerstone of SEA’s business strategy.
- Educational website champions conservation and efficiency as necessary partners to any alternative energy system.
- Owner speaks at every local Energy Committee on the Seacoast and gives monthly presentations on solar technology to community and residential groups. He offers workshops at the store, taking the extra time to educate, often without a purchase.
- Constant expansion of alternative energy inventory from pellet stoves to grey water heat recovery systems to the latest in LED lighting
In the News
- Green Collar Careers: Seacoast Energy Alternatives Owner Jack Bingham
- Green Alliance Hits the Century Mark
- Jack Bingham brings solar work home
- Ridgeview Construction out to show net-zero more than zero-sum game
- US Labor Secretary Visits Eco-Friendly Site in Portsmouth
- UNH Wildcats go green: Football fans asked to be eco-friendly
- U.S. Labor Secretary visits eco-friendly construction site in Portsmouth
- Tin Mountain Renewable Energy Initiative; Neighbors Helping Neighbors to Capture the Sun
- Sunday Herald Showcases Green Expo
- State PUC Meets Expiration Of Federal Grants For Solar Hot Water With Increased Rebates
- Star Island Embraces the Sun
- Solar Install 101 with SEA Solar Store
- Solar Hot Water Rebates
- Small solar has big future
- Small solar has big future
- SECUSOL Caught the Island Fever: Solar Hot Water by Wagner Solar on Star Island
- Seacoast's First Platinum LEED Home
- Seacoast Volkswagen to Tout Green Push
- SEA Solar Store Video
- SEA Solar Store completes 9-panel array for restaurant
- SEA Solar store and Energy Audits Unlimited Video
- Savings with solar power
- Restaurant Gets Green Light for Solar Water System
- Powerhouse of a home: Platinum-certified house takes 'green' building to new level
- Portsmouth's Ricci Lumber Goes Green
- Portsmouth Historic District Commission Gives Solar "Green" Light
- Portsmouth Business Installs Rooftop Wind Turbine
- New Solar Tech Compels Somersworth Residents to "Keep Up With The Joneses”
- Money available to install solar hot water systems
- Money available to install solar hot water systems
- Modern composting toilets are a boon for the environment
- Labor Secretary gives praise to Portsmouth green project
- Jumpin' Jays Green Initiatives
- Jumpin' into solar
- HVAC dealers hope more people use tax credit
- Growing market: Green Alliance membership expanding steadily
- Green Tips from SEA Solar Store
- Green jobs reality in New Hampshire defies campaign rhetoric
- Green firms walk the walk
- Green Expo featured in the Portsmouth Herald
- Green Alliance's Message to Washington Generates Response
- Green Alliance hosts celebration
- Green Alliance Businesses team up to build carbon-neutral home
- GA welcomes community members and businesses to renewable energy forum
- GA businesses hope overtures on climate change don’t amount to lip service
- Editorial: Sen. Fuller Clark right to oppose solar project funds
- Cross Roads House goes for solar seconds
- Cross Roads House Goes for Solar Seconds
- Cross Roads House adds 2nd solar hot water system
- Could bank financing be an alternative energy breakthrough?
- City Business Installs Rooftop Wind Turbine
- Carol Shea Porter visits Portsmouth's first Platinum LEED home.
- Built to Last
- Built to Last
- 2nd New Hampshire Chronicle video featuring the GA!


