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Going Solar 101
Sign up for one or all of our free webinars Each live webinar is between 15-30 minutes long and is hosted by our director of consumer assistance and an expertCommunity Solar in Maryland
Live session: Community Solar in Maryland Tuesday, August 29 12 pm ET | 9 am PT Did you know you don’t need to install panels to go solar? Thanks to a
Electrify the County through Solar Energy
Blog post by Ilana Williams, Montgomery County 2023 Summer Climate Intern Maryland consumed five times more energy than it produced in 2020, according to a 2022 profile analysis from the
COMMUNITY SOLAR: Limited Spots Available!
Right now, 1 in 6 Montgomery County residents have trouble paying their electricity bill. Meanwhile, the impact of rising fuel prices and pollution continue to hit hardest in communities (nearCommunity Solar in Maryland – How Does it Work?
Maryland has a robust Community Solar program, but what does that mean and how does it work? Join representatives from Ampion Renewable Energy to learn everything you need to know
Make a Difference with Community Solar at Paddington Square
We’re facing a serious challenge. Right now, 1 in 6 Montgomery County residents have trouble paying their electricity bill. Meanwhile, the impact of rising fuel prices and pollution continue to
Let’s Go Solar
Have you thought about going solar but not quite sure where to start? This session brings together experts on going solar specifically participating in a solar cooperative and community solar.LIVE Community Solar Q&A
Join Us to Find Out How You Can Make a Difference with Community Solar! Live Q&A with experts who play a crucial role in serving more than 5,000 income-qualified subscribers
Join Groundswell and Share Power with your Community!
Energy is expensive. And in the past few months, it’s gotten very expensive. For some households in Montgomery County, this is merely inconvenient; however, for many, high energy costs represent
Neighborhood Sun Helps Bring Energy Equity to Montgomery County
While soaking up the sun may still be free, solar panels are far from it. Due to barriers like up-front costs, location requirements, and homeownership status, rooftop solar may neverNational Community Solar Partnership Summit
On Tuesday, January 25, 2022, from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) National Community Solar Partnership (NCSP) will host its second Annual Summit: To
Paddington Square Community Solar Information and Career Workshop
Join us 8/21 to learn about the new community solar installation at Paddington Square and how a career in solar may be right for you. Everyone who lives in the
Two New Solar Farms are Open for Subscriptions in Maryland!
Community, or shared, solar makes it possible for anyone with an electric bill to access solar energy, even if they can’t put it where they live. Residents receive the sameMaryland Community Solar Info Session Webinar
Learn about solar energy and opportunities to get solar with Community Solar in MD without putting solar panels on your roof from the comfort of your own home. This will
A Portion of Former Landfill To Be Transformed into a Solar Energy Project
Montgomery County moves another step closer toward meeting the ambitious goal of eliminating greenhouse emissions by 2035 with an innovative partnership that will provide reliable clean energy for low-to-moderate incomeSolar in Your Community
Join Solar United Neighbors, Bowie State University, Grid Alternatives, Morgan State University, MDV-SEIA, Community Development Action Coalition, and the NAACP for a webinar about equitable solar. Sign up today and learn how youCommunity Solar Basics: Project Development (Episode 3 of 3)
This is the third in a 3-part series on Community Solar Basics. Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_5jSLGMJVQXyUOHcUWTxadg Community solar offers the benefit of solar to those who can’t, or prefer not to,Community Solar Policy & Programs
This is the second in a 3-part series on Community Solar Basics. Community solar offers the benefit of solar to those who can’t, or prefer not to, install solar panels
