Clean Energy Authority Reviews

Clean Energy Authority operates nationwide as a lead-generation platform connecting solar professionals and other home service providers with real-time, prequalified prospects. It was established in 2008 under DigitalGreenMedia LLC and is based in Evergreen, Colorado. It operates nationwide and uses a 24/7 U.S.-based leads team to generate and phone-verify prospects before delivery.

Clean Energy Authority doesn’t sell, produce or install solar panels. It provides verified leads for solar professionals. Its team also handles follow-up calls and lead nurturing.

Clean Energy Authority doesn’t install solar panels or home improvement systems, so it doesn’t publish information about installation timelines, permitting or approval processes. Any details about scheduling, permitting requirements or project timelines must come from the solar panel provider or contractor that completes the work.

Clean Energy Authority’s service provides access to warm leads and appointments for solar and other home improvement professionals. It follows a pay-per-lead model and requires no upfront commitment. It doesn’t sell or install solar panels itself.

Clean Energy Authority doesn’t provide pricing information online. It states that it operates on a pay-per-lead model and doesn’t require any upfront payments or credit card information to access its dashboard.

Clean Energy Authority doesn’t list any financing options, so readers should ask CEA about payment options during the quote process.

Clean Energy Authority (CEA) doesn’t manufacture or install solar systems, so it doesn’t publish product lifespan estimates or offer warranties or guarantees on solar products.

CEA also doesn’t provide formal guarantees or warranties on the solar leads it delivers. It states that it enforces strict quality-control standards and rejects about 50% of raw leads before delivering them to clients.

Yes, Clean Energy Authority is a legitimate lead generation service for solar installation businesses. It publishes its terms and conditions and its privacy policy publicly and doesn’t require upfront payment to access the LeadCenter. Its pay-per-lead model gives solar providers flexibility to choose the leads they want without committing to long-term contracts or paying for mismatched prospects.