Community solar provides a way for residents and businesses to enjoy the economic and environmental benefits of renewable energy without needing to install solar panels on their property. It is particularly beneficial for low-to-moderate income households, as it eliminates the high upfront costs of rooftop solar systems. Community solar projects involve local solar farms, typically ranging from 0.5 to 10 megawatts, which are connected to the existing power grid.
Subscribers, including residents, businesses, and municipalities, can join these projects to offset their electricity usage with solar energy. The energy generated by the solar farms goes directly to the power grid, reducing reliance on fossil fuels. Subscribers also receive solar credits from the utility, which lower their overall utility bills and provide significant cost savings. This model makes community solar one of the most versatile and inclusive segments of the renewable energy industry
Our renewable energy development efforts focus on partnering with municipalities, universities, corporations, businesses, and residential communities to design and implement solar initiatives that reduce energy costs and carbon footprints. The company focuses on expanding access to renewable energy while delivering economic and environmental benefits to a diverse range of clients.
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