News Tags: Low-income families
Nevada’s $156M community solar funds frozen
The future of the program remains uncertain, as renewable energy advocates push for legal challenges to reinstate the funds.
New Jersey surpasses 5 GW of installed solar capacity, doubling output since 2017
In addition to rooftop and grid-scale solar, New Jersey is advancing community solar programs and dual-use agrivoltaics, integrating solar with agricultural land use.
Baltimore launches community solar project to reduce energy costs for low-income households
The Climate Access Fund launched a $2.4 million community solar project in Baltimore, reducing energy costs for low-income households while creating jobs and setting a model for clean energy expansion…
States expand solar access for low-income families in 2025
As solar technology continues to become more affordable and accessible, the momentum for its adoption is expected to grow.
U.S. allocates $365 million for solar and battery systems in Puerto Rico
In recent years, the U.S. government has pledged millions of dollars for renewable energy projects in Puerto Rico.
Maryland launches $5 million grant program to boost solar access for underserved communities and businesses
The program aims to promote equitable access to commercial-scale solar systems, fostering partnerships with minority-, veteran-, and disability-owned companies to ensure lasting community impact.
New York’s REACH program to cut electric bills for low-income residents, launch set for 2026
The program will be supported by 40 renewable energy projects, including battery storage, wind, and solar facilities, developed by the New York Power Authority.
OFN Conference 2024: Empowering Communities and Driving Clean Energy Solutions
The 40th Annual Opportunity Finance Network (OFN) Conference is set to take place from October 21 to 24, 2024, in Los Angeles, California. As one of the most anticipated gatherings…
New Hampshire set to roll out long-awaited community solar savings for low-income households
Community solar is recognized as a key approach to extending the benefits of renewable energy to households that can’t install rooftop solar.
IRA low-income bonus credit kick-starts 800 solar projects on affordable housing developments
A Treasury report analyzed the success of the first year of the new bonus credit.
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