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What We Do
Soltac™ is a company intent on delivering value to our customers in the form of devices and services that capture free resources and that leverage existing and developing technologies to intelligently sustain non-renewable energy.
Our Business History
We are an environmentally responsible business. Our name, Soltac, literally means "sun equipment." We are developing systems to enhance the quality of individual lives using the free and non-toxic energy of the sun. We have been designing and building sustainable products, buildings and projects for over 25 years.
About Our Team
Jon, O’Malley, Jacob and Sadie Stoumen, our founders, have developed and sharpened their sense of environmental responsibility over many years of enjoying and preserving the fragile resources that sustain us. Avid outdoor enthusiasts and backpackers, they have been utilizing the sun's energy in their personal lives for years. Additionally, Jon, an accomplished and successful Architect in Northern California, has been designing solar solutions for more than twenty years. Putting their personal passion together with their expertise and current technologies has produced their first commercially available product - an award-winning, inflatable solar oven.
What Makes Us Who We Are
At Soltac, we are lovers of nature and the outdoors. We seek to live in harmony and balance with our environment and our planet. We endeavor to place as little burden as possible upon the bounty and beauty of nature. We strive to capture the resources freely available to us all and put them to use to reduce reliance upon non-renewable resources. We value our non-renewable energy resources and intend to reduce the current trend of depletion, worldwide. We value our time with family and friends, and have created a business model to include and enhance these relations. We value honest, open relations with customers, suppliers and partners. We value the strength of diversity in experience and beliefs. We value having our contributions recognized and appreciated.
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