Anybody (including renters) who pays an electric bill can subscribe to a local solar project, helping to build stronger communities and fight climate change and save money. Community solar offers the benefit of solar to those who can’t or don’t want to install solar panels on their homes, including renters, apartment/condo dwellers. If you subscribe to a community solar project, you receive a credit on your electric bill each month for the energy energy produced by your share.
We’re partnering with Neighborhood Sun to provide a way to go solar without installing panels and without upfront fees. See how community solar works by watching this video and clicking HERE.
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Available to anyone with wind power (WGL) or other suppliers – see sample bill with WGL as supplier to compare
For a list of community solar projects available throughout Maryland, visit United Solar Neighbors.
To learn more, visit neighborhoodsun.solar/how-it-works.
To reserve your spot or learn more, visit neighborhoodsun.solar/eumc
Retrofit Baltimore, a program of the nonprofit Civic Works, and Solar United Neighbors of Maryland both offer Solar Co-op Buying programs for those that wish to take advantage of group bulk-purchasing power to get discounted pricing on a solar system and receive quality installation.
Both organizations will help interested homeowners learn the basics of residential solar power, the installation process, financial considerations, and how to receive a discount off the market price of a solar system through a Solar Co-op Buying Program.
