Subscribers

Save on your electricity bill while protecting our planet by subscribing to a community solar garden.

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Community Solar allows homeowners, renters, businesses, and institutions to access all the benefits of solar power, without needing to install solar panels on their property. Subscribing to a community solar garden is a quick and easy process. Here’s how it works: 

You’ll select a solar garden near your home, business, or institution.

We’ll match the amount of energy you use with power generated in the solar garden.

The power is delivered to your location just like usual.

You save 10%+ on your power bill.

You're reducing the carbon footprint of our energy system!

Homeowners & Renters

Whether you own the place where you live or rent it, you can gain the benefits of solar without needing to install any panels by subscribing to a community solar garden. Your subscription can be easily adjusted based on where you live and your energy consumption. No long term commitments.

Businesses

Subscribing to receive energy from a community solar garden isn’t just better for the planet, it’s also better for your business - you’ll save at least 10% on your utility bill. Plus, you can build brand affinity by publicizing your commitment to going green to customers and clients.

Institutions

Municipalities, universities, schools, and hospitals can meet sustainability goals without any investment or risk by subscribing to a community solar garden. And, you’ll save money for your organization while you’re at it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Solar energy is now the cheapest generator of electricity, and government incentives for clean energy further reduce the cost of solar electricity. By subscribing to a solar garden, you are helping to add cheaper, cleaner energy to our grid, and save money by doing so. 

As long as you are in the same utility territory as one of our solar gardens, your home or business is eligible to subscribe.

No, you will still receive energy from the same utility in the same way you always have.

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