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Monday marked a significant milestone with the ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Henderson-Hopkins solar farm in East Baltimore. Residents subscribed will help reduce around 23,000 metric tons of CO₂ over the next 35 years. Great job everyone! climateaccessfund.org/solar4us-hh-ri…

Best wishes from the Neighborhood Sun team! Thanks for your support. You are key to the clean energy transition and the fight against big oil corporations and climate change. Your voice matters. Your choice matters. The source of the energy on the grid really matters!

We help residents of all income levels save money while supporting local clean energy by connecting them to the lowest-cost retail energy source: community solar. That means no costs, installations, maintenance or homeownership requirements for the subscriber! #CommunitySolar

Ten reasons why small-scale, non-utility solar is important ☀️

If you’re a community solar subscriber or looking to subscribe, you should be aware of these 3 community solar myths. neighborhoodsun.solar/dont-believe-t…

We need urgent #ClimateAction. Your vote will make a difference for our future!

We are a company that doesn't just talk about sustainability and impact. We actually do it, and our actions speak louder than our words. We are proud to release our 2023 Impact Report.

We promised a Part 2! Each case is differente, so if you have any other questions, please reach out and we'll make sure you fully understand how this program works and how it will benefit you. instagram.com/p/DA3bua3oScG/… 🌞🌞🌞

Thanks for the spotlight @BMidAtlantic. If you want to learn more about Neighborhood Sun and what matters to us, check this article!

Community Solar is often mistaken with third-party energy. There are lots of predatory practices employed in the that energy space, so we asked expert Laurel Peltier to help us create a chart to show the differences between community solar, rooftop solar, and third-party energy.

Thinking of subscribing to community solar? Let us know and we’ll help answer any questions you have! #communitysolar #solarenergy #cleanenergy

There are a lot of misconceptions about the Community Solar Program, so we want you to fully understand how it works. Check out Part 1 on our Instagram profile, we'll be sharing Part 2 shortly ☀️🌎💚 instagram.com/p/DATsrUCJtFv/…

Cumulative community solar installations are forecast to increase from less than 7 GW installed today to over 14 GW by 2029 🚀☀️🌎

65 million Americans will see massive increases in electricity rates starting in summer 2025 and rules that keep new clean energy from being built are largely to blame. Yet another reason to subscribe Community Solar!

We're so excited for all Colorado residents who subscribed to the Griffiths 2 Solar Farm. They will soon start getting credits on their Xcel bill and paying them back with a 10% discount. These credits will help them support solar energy and save one monthly bill every year!

A great way to increase solar generation in your state, and provide electricity savings for your community. Find a solar farm at NeighborhoodSun.Solar

Neighborhood Sun is proud to announce our recertification as a B Corp for the third time, with a score of 105.8. We are constantly working to find new ways to ensure transparency and accountability across all facets of our business.

Traditional rooftop solar is a great idea, except for the 80% of residents who rent or live in condos, those surrounded by trees and those who simply can't install panels. If that's your case, there is a way for you to support clean energy and save some money on electricity.

Happy Independence Day! Today, we also celebrate those who are reducing their energy dependence from monopoly utilities by being subscribed to a local solar farm or having solar panels on their roof. Have a safe and fun holiday with your loved ones.

We've seen the benefits of community solar directly from thousands of residents in 7 states. This year we reached $6 Million dollars in savings for residents on their electricity costs and over 400,000 Metric Tons of CO2 prevented by the energy generated by local solar farms.