Many customers remain without access to the many benefits of solar energy or the ability to install their system onsite.
For example, a property owner may have unsuitable roof space, an old roof needing replacement shortly, or too much shading. Similarly, millions of tenants or renters lack the permission to install a solar system at their home or business.
Community solar provides equitable access to clean and affordable solar energy to anyone and everyone who wants it. By participating in community solar, someone unable to install solar on site can still get its benefits.
Community Solar works by allowing multiple individuals, groups, or businesses to own a portion or subscribe to the output of a single solar facility located offsite.
Community solar projects can improve the resiliency of the electric grid and provide a predictable, safe and clean source of energy.
We offer a unique product line that serves various forms of community solar projects:
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Sources:
Solar Power World Online: Community solar policy green light many states
Solar reviews blog: Community solar vs home solar
See Wood Mackenzie's community solar forecast graph below.