Community Solar

Community solar is an electricity purchasing option which allows households, schools, municipalities and businesses to purchase solar electricity from nearby solar farms, without having to install a system on their property. Soltage partners with a diverse set of energy consumers to provide access to clean power from our community solar projects located across the U.S.

Find Community Solar in Your State

If you’re an individual interested in subscribing to a community solar farm, you can find available subscriptions in the below regions. If you’re a business or organization looking for renewable electricity purchasing, contact us directly to discuss your options.

Illinois

The Illinois community solar market is open for retail subscriptions. Soltage partners in IL with MC Squared, a local organization, to connect interested subscribers with Soltage solar farms in the state.

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New Jersey

Since launching in 2019, the New Jersey community solar market has supported community solar offtakers across the state. Soltage partners in NJ with a local non-profit, Neighborhood Sun, to subscribe our Garden State solar projects.

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Maine

Our team in Maine is hard at work creating opportunities for community solar in the state. Check back soon for updates on subscription options.

The Benefits of Community Solar

Engaging with community solar to purchase renewable energy offers subscribers a number of key benefits.

Allows individuals or businesses to utilize off-site clean energy resources to stabilize power prices and lock in lower electricity bills.

Provides a clean energy solution for individuals or businesses where lack of available land or real estate otherwise limit traditional solar options.

Eliminates upfront costs, system monitoring and ongoing upkeep necessary to install and maintain the system.

Facilitates local economic development, creates jobs and generates tax revenue.

Featured News

Soltage Announces First Landfill Community Solar Project in New Jersey

The 3.1 megawatt (MW) project will now provide energy to more than 700 subscribers in Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG) territories in Camden, Mercer and Burlington counties. 51 percent of the project’s subscribers are low and moderate income residents, who will receive guaranteed savings on their electric bills for 20 years with no cancelation fees, and save an estimated $120 annually.

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