About Plaquemines Parish
Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana, is situated along the Gulf of Mexico and the Mississippi River, making it particularly susceptible to severe weather events. The region frequently experiences hurricanes and tropical storms, which can lead to power outages lasting from hours to several days.
Things to Do
- Festivals and Live Music: The parish hosts several annual festivals featuring live music, such as the Plaquemines Parish Seafood Festival and the Plaquemines Parish Fair & Orange Festival.
- Eco-Tours and Wildlife Exploration: Nature enthusiasts can enjoy eco-tours and wildlife exploration in the parish’s marshes and wetlands.
- Seafood and Outdoor Excursions: The area is known for its fresh seafood and offers various outdoor excursions for visitors.
- Fishing and Boating: Plaquemines Parish is a popular spot for fishing, boating, and water sports in the Gulf and the Mississippi River.
Notable Persons
- Duke Riley: A Louisiana-born professional football player, known for his time with the New Orleans Saints.
- Jim Robinson: An influential figure in local politics and community development.
- Bradley Sylve: A former professional football player who gained recognition during his college career at the University of Alabama.
- Joseph Biddle Wilkinson Jr.: A notable civil rights leader and prominent figure in the history of Plaquemines Parish.
Interesting and Fun Facts
- Southernmost Parish: Plaquemines Parish is the southernmost parish in Louisiana.
- Citrus Orchards: The area is known for its citrus orchards, particularly satsumas.
- Orange Festival: The parish hosts the annual Orange Festival in Buras, celebrating its citrus heritage.
- Rich History: Plaquemines Parish has a rich history, with significant Civil War and Native American influences.
Public Transportation
- Plaquemines Parish Transit Service: The parish offers public transportation services to residents.
- Regional Bus Services: Greyhound provides regional bus services with a satellite station on the Westbank of the river.
- School Transportation: The Plaquemines Parish School Board provides school transportation services to eligible students.
- Taxi and Rideshare Services: Taxi and rideshare options are available for local travel within the parish.
Nearby Suburbs
- Belle Chasse: A community located along the Mississippi River, known for its family-friendly atmosphere and proximity to New Orleans.
- Buras: A small town located at the southern tip of Plaquemines Parish, known for its coastal beauty and the annual Orange Festival.
- Port Sulphur: Located near the Mississippi River, Port Sulphur offers a more rural environment with access to local fishing and outdoor activities.
- Violet: A suburban community located on the east bank of the Mississippi River, known for its residential areas and proximity to the city of New Orleans.


The process begins with a consultation, where we discuss your energy goals, budget, and concerns. You’ll provide basic property information, and we’ll go over potential panel locations.
When installation day arrives, the process typically takes 1-2 days with a skilled team of 2-3 installers. We’ll install the panels, complete all wiring, and connect the system to the grid. If you’ve chosen an off-grid system, we’ll set that up as well. Once the installation is finished, we’ll walk you through how the system works and answer any questions.
Switching to solar helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions and supports Plaquemines Parish’s goal of cleaner energy. By adopting solar energy, you help reduce pollution, protect natural resources, and combat climate change, while also contributing to the area’s transition to renewable energy sources.