Lower Your Electric Bill
Lower your electric bill.
Save about 10–15% on the same power you already use. No cost to join, no installation, no rooftop panels. Keep your current utility. Cancel anytime.
How it works
Community solar, in plain language.
You keep your current utility. You don't install anything. A local solar farm produces power for the grid on your behalf, and the credits show up on your existing bill — for less than you'd otherwise pay.
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Subscribe to a local solar farm
Through a state-backed program called community solar, you subscribe to a share of a solar farm built in your region. There's nothing to install at your home and no change to your existing electric service.
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The farm produces power for the grid
Every month, your share of the farm generates clean electricity that's delivered to your local utility's grid — the same grid that already powers your home.
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Credits lower your existing utility bill
Your utility applies solar credits from your share directly to your monthly bill. You pay a discounted rate for those credits, and the difference is your savings — typically around 10–15%.
Because there are no panels on your roof, it works whether you own or rent. You just need to be the person whose name is on the electric bill.