Join your neighbors on the power they own.
Share a local solar farm, cut your bill, and add nothing but sunshine. It's free to join — no equipment, no install.
Common questions
What is community solar?
A solar farm in your area is shared by neighbors like you. You subscribe to a portion of it and the clean energy it produces is credited straight to your electric bill — no panels, no equipment, nothing installed at your home.
How much does it cost?
Nothing to join and nothing to install. You only pay for the solar credits applied to your bill, which are priced slightly below your utility's normal rate — so your savings start in month one. You can cancel anytime.
Will I save money?
Yes. Subscribers typically see a discount on the solar portion of their electricity costs. Because the credits come off your bill automatically, most people notice the difference on their very first statement.
Do I qualify if I rent my home or apartment?
Usually, yes. Community solar works whether you own or rent — since nothing is installed at your address, you just need an active electric account with your utility in a qualifying ZIP code.
Do solar panels get installed at my home?
No. The solar panels live on a shared solar farm in your area — nothing is installed at your home, on your roof, or on your property. You simply subscribe to the clean energy the farm produces.
Will my billing or electric service change?
No. You keep your current utility company and continue to receive one bill from them as you do today — there is no switching, no changing providers, and no interruptions in your service. Your solar credits simply appear as savings on that same bill.
What happens after I sign up?
A Community Solar specialist reaches out by phone, email, or text to verify your information and finish your enrollment. Once you're connected to the solar farm, credits begin appearing on your next electric bill.