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In 2024, it’s a demonstrable fact: Most Americans want access to clean energy. 

But switching to clean energy isn’t as easy as simply deciding to stop using coal or natural gas. What happens when you can’t install a solar panel on your roof, for reasons ranging from tree blockage to homeowner association rules? What if you rent or can’t afford solar panels right now?

In those cases, community solar might be a solution.

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Community solar expands access to solar energy by allowing you to use energy, not from solar panels on your roof, but from a nearby solar farm. Community solar could become a accessible option in the coming years. In 2023, the White House announced $10 million in awards to boost community solar and additional awards to projects that have a send the most benefits back to participating communities. 

Unfamiliar with community solar programs? Let us break it down for you.

What is community solar?

Community solar is a fast-growing solar option for when traditional solar doesn’t work. Rather than using electricity from solar panels located on or around the home, community solar subscribers get power from larger arrays of solar panels usually located nearby.

Community solar arrays are typically owned by nonprofit organizations, third-party companies or utilities. Subscribers sign up to pay for the electricity produced by a portion of that array, often at a discounted price.

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Why community solar?

The most obvious and attractive benefit of community solar is savings on your electricity bill. Saving 10% of an electricity bill in the contiguous US can be anywhere from $97.04 a year in Utah to $187.45 in Connecticut, according to the US Energy Information Administration’s 2021 data.

Community solar opens these savings to people who aren’t able to acquire rooftop solar: renters, low-income homeowners and people who live in shaded areas, to start. Some state’s enabling legislation requires that a certain percentage of subscribers are low- or moderate-income.

Community solar arrays can be built on a larger scale (which is typically cheaper) in places better suited to solar production. Instead of placing panels on roofs oriented in less-than-ideal directions or cutting down trees to eliminate shade, community solar arrays can be sited in ideal locations. That might mean more cheap, highly performing solar in a community than would otherwise be.

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Some utilities or energy suppliers offer a clean energy option. But often, those aren’t the same as a community solar project. Rather than installing local panels and guaranteeing savings, these deals are often more favorable to the companies. 

“The clean retail energy suppliers don’t produce that energy, they get it somewhere else, most often outside of the state you live in,” Hargarten said. “With community solar, you’re actually supporting the building of solar projects in your community, and you’re guaranteed to save money on your bill. You will never pay more on your bill through a true community solar program.” Clean energy options from utilities may get more expensive over time.

What are the benefits of community solar?

For most people, the biggest benefit of community solar is likely the savings. You’ll receive the electricity the same as before, so why not save a bit of money while you use it? For most, a 10% to 20% savings is worth the switch alone. 

But for many, the real benefit is what solar energy brings to not just your community but the world by replacing climate-warming fossil fuels. And you don’t have to have a clear view of the sky, own your home, have a suitable roof or even have enough cash in the bank to invest in solar energy. You just sign up. 

“Community solar is one of the best ways to get equity in our energy system and more renewables onto the grid quicker,” Hargarten said. “Those felt like very noble causes to me. The premise behind community solar is that about 75% of Americans can’t access rooftop solar.”

What are the downsides to community solar?

The drawbacks of community solar are fewer than they once were. There was a time when it was a challenging process to sign up. Now, just a few downsides remain, and most come from the existing utility environment.

“Once a state decides that they want to do community solar, the utility — who is generally opposed to it in the first place — has a very important role to play in the issuing of bill credits and the interconnecting of the facilities to bring them online,” Hargarten said. “Sometimes, that process can be a little sloppy, and there are some states where maybe credits haven’t been applied in a timely manner or it’s taking forever to get projects interconnected into the grid.”

The only other challenge can be wait lists for programs in new states, where so many people want to sign up, the provider simply doesn’t have the capacity yet. But even that problem is beginning to fade. 

Is community solar right for me?

If you live in an area that has access to community solar, it’s likely an option to look into. Not only does it support clean energy, it will probably save you money and might guarantee savings. And although there was a time when signing up was challenging, Hargarten says it’s become much easier.

“The product has become almost as easy as signing up for Netflix,” he said. “It used to be onerous contracts, credit checks and all these other things. But as financiers have become more comfortable with these products, it’s become month-to-month, cancel whenever you want, no credit checks and a really easy energy tech product for people to sign up for.”

Plus, community solar deals may actually offer a great amount of flexibility. 

“If you move, you can bring that contract or subscription with you to your new house, as long as you’re still within the utility service territory,” Hargarten said. 

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