Success Story—Working with Co-ops to Increase Community Solar Access
Community solar projects provide individuals and communities who might not otherwise be able to afford or install solar panels the opportunity to benefit from solar energy without having to own a roof or provide upfront capital. But the majority—approximately three quarters—of U.S. community solar projects are concentrated in four states: Florida, New York, Minnesota, and Massachusetts, partially due to legislation that requires or allows utilities to offer community solar programs.
The impact of ACCESS extends beyond direct beneficiaries, indirectly supporting more than 20,000 households through increased community resilience, rate stabilization, reduced local pollution, education opportunities in power generation and delivery, improved resource offerings through the bolstering of businesses, and improved quality of life for neighbors.
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