45 questions, straight answers.

Community solar allows multiple households or businesses to share the benefits of a single solar project.

You subscribe to a share of a solar farm. The energy it generates is sent to the local utility grid, and you receive credits on your utility bill based on your share.

Rooftop solar is installed on your property and requires upfront investment and maintenance. Community solar is off-site, requires no installation.

The solar farm is typically owned and operated by a solar developer or utility company. Subscribers don't own the panels but benefit from the energy they produce.

Nope! That's the beauty of community solar — no equipment, no construction, no hassle.

Availability depends on your utility provider and local regulations. We currently serve Maine (CMP, Versant BHD, Versant MPD) and New York (National Grid, NYSEG, RG&E, ConEd, O&R).

Anyone with an electricity account in the service area of the solar farm can typically join — homeowners, renters, and businesses.

Absolutely. Since there's no installation required, renters can benefit just like homeowners.

You're eligible as long as you have a utility account and live within the service area of the solar farm.

You can sign up online in just a few minutes. We'll ask for your utility account info and verify your eligibility.

Some programs may require a soft credit check, but many are open to all income levels.

Just your utility account number and a recent electricity bill to help us match your usage.

Usually no, since you're already generating your own solar energy. But reach out — we'll help you explore your options.

You'll continue to receive your regular utility bill, but now it will include solar credits that reduce your total amount due.

You receive bill credits for the solar energy your share produces. These credits typically result in 5–15% savings on your electricity costs.

Yes. Your utility bill will show the solar credits applied, lowering your total payment.

Each month, your share of solar energy is calculated and converted into dollar credits. These are automatically applied to your utility bill.

Some programs charge a small subscription fee, but many offer guaranteed savings with no upfront costs.

No upfront costs. We believe in clear, honest pricing — no surprises.

You'll see solar credits and savings on your monthly utility bill.

It reduces reliance on fossil fuels, lowers carbon emissions, and supports clean energy development in your community.

On average, a typical subscriber offsets the equivalent of planting 100+ trees per year.

Yes. It comes directly from solar panels generating clean, renewable energy.

Our solar farms meet strict environmental and safety standards. We partner with trusted developers.

Some programs offer month-to-month plans, while others have 1–5 year terms.

Yes, with proper notice. Most programs allow cancellation with 30–60 days' notice and no penalty.

If you move within the same utility area, you can transfer your subscription. If you move out of the area, you can cancel.

Yes, in most cases. Just contact us and we'll help with the transfer process.

You can cancel your subscription and return to standard utility service at any time, subject to program terms.

The energy goes into the local utility grid. You don't receive the electrons directly, but you benefit through bill credits.

Solar production varies with sunlight. Your credits are based on monthly output, so fluctuations are averaged out over time.

No. Your electricity still comes from the utility grid, so outages are handled by your utility provider as usual.

Our partners handle all maintenance, inspections, and repairs to ensure optimal performance.

You can reach our customer support team anytime via phone, email, or chat.

Yes. We provide an online dashboard showing your share's production, savings, and environmental impact.

Absolutely. You'll receive monthly summaries and can access real-time data through your account.

Our operations team monitors performance 24/7 and performs regular maintenance to ensure peak efficiency.

Yes. Many states and provinces offer incentives and policies that support community solar development.

Subscribers typically don't receive direct tax credits, but developers may benefit from them.

Instead of net metering, you receive bill credits based on your share of solar production.

Yes. Community solar programs are approved and regulated by utilities and government agencies.

We partner with experienced solar developers (Nautilus, Nexamp, Arcadia, Ampion, Roofless) who build and maintain the farms. We manage your subscription and support.

We prioritize transparency, guaranteed savings, and exceptional customer service — and we're locally based with deep understanding of Maine and New York markets.

We provide clear contracts, real-time performance data, and responsive support. No hidden fees, no fine print.

In some cases, yes! We host occasional open house events and virtual tours.