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Community Solar

If you can’t go solar at home, consider joining a community solar array. Also known as solar farms, these utility-scale projects produce enough energy for dozens, or even, hundreds of households (depending on the size of the array). Purchase a share of the energy produced to offset your electricity use, and go solar without installing anything at home.

We’re currently working on building a community solar project in the West River Valley. Email Melissa White at mwhitewrv100@gmail.com to learn more or reserve a spot!

Do you own a large piece of sunny land and don’t know what to do with it? It could be in your financial interest to lease your land to a solar company to build solar on! Learn if hosting a solar farm is right for you. Contact Melissa White at mwhitewrv100@gmail.com or your local solar company to learn more.

Solar for you

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Learn more about solar energy and solar panels.

 

Here are some solar companies operating in your area.

Contact them to get an idea of how solar could work for you!


Southern Vermont Solar

Look no further than Putney for homegrown solar.
Get a quote from them today.


Integrated Solar Appliances, Inc.

Located across the border in New Hampshire, ISA has experience installing not just solar, but whole home renewable solutions, including heat pumps, storage batteries, and more.


Tesla Solar

Lease your panels online with Tesla.


Sunrun

The largest national solar company in the US.

Pro Tip:

Before looking for a solar provider, decide whether you want to lease or own your system. There are advantages to both options.

For example:

Leasing your system means no money down.

Ownership yields more in lifetime savings.