What Is A Solar Subscription? A solar subscription is a subscription plan to an offsite solar farm, or solar garden, that allows homeowners, renters, small businesses, religious organizations, and other nonprofits to support clean, renewable solar energy without the need to purchase a solar array or install rooftop panels on their property.

Nov 29, 2023 · It works like this: a large-scale solar array sends renewable energy to the local utility grid. As a community solar subscriber, you support a portion of the solar array and receive credits on your electricity bills.

ReVision builds large, member-owned solar arrays anywhere within your utility's territory. Here's how it works: You would make an upfront investment and become a part owner of this solar array.

Community solar customers typically subscribe to—or in some cases own—a portion of the energy generated by a solar array, and receive an electric bill credit for electricity generated by their share of the community solar system.

In most instances, a community solar subscription means you’re buying electricity from the community solar project instead of your utility company. You don’t own the solar panels, but you get a credit for the electricity they produce.

Oct 16, 2024 · A community solar subscription allows you to financially benefit from a local solar farm without installing panels on your property! Community solar allows multiple residents and businesses to share the benefits of a single solar array installation.

Community solar allows multiple customers, or “subscribers,” to purchase the output from a single solar photovoltaic array. Community solar gives customers who cannot install solar on their own property a way to access solar energy.

It introduces program and subscription design considerations, explains the different components of program and subscription design, and ends with best practices when designing a community solar program.

Jan 27, 2025 · What is community solar? Community solar is a state-authorized way for renters and homeowners to benefit from clean energy without installing solar on their own property. Individuals can subscribe to a solar project in their area and receive monthly credits that reduce their electric bill.

Community solar, also known as shared solar or solar gardens, enables multiple participants to share the benefits of a single solar array. Instead of installing solar panels on their rooftops or properties, participants subscribe to a portion of a larger solar project located off-site.