About Community Solar
Power Without the Panels on Your Roof
Community Distributed Generation (CDG), often called “Community Solar” is a powerful solar option that increases access to clean solar energy for millions of people previously unable to go green. Think of Community Solar as a way of going solar with nothing on your roof.
Quick Facts
A glimpse at the community solar presence around the nation
50%
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Of consumers and businesses are unable to put solar on their home or building
42
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There are 42 states that have at least 1 community solar project on-line
19
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States provide some sort of incentive for community solar projects
CHECK OUT OUR ACTIVE PROJECTS
About the Project
Located at 442 Greenwood street, Millbury is clocking in at 1.4 MW. The solar farm in the photo above is currently open for customers in National Grid WCMA load zone who can capitalize on a portion of the power produced by the array!
Half of our renewable energy recipients will be from a local college, and the remaining openings will be available to members of the Millbury community who are customers of National Grid. Click the link below to learn more and sign up for the program.
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About the Project
We’re excited to announce that construction is underway for the solar system that will provide clean, renewable energy for Westfield. Up to 250 Westfield residents will be able to participate in the Community Solar program.
Interested in participating? Please note the following requirements and important information, then sign up below:
>> SIGN UP
How It Works
