Entries for Community Power Accelerator Prize

Combines a traditional community solar subscription service with an innovative guaranteed basic income program funded from solar revenue.

Development of a community owned, accessible, resilient microgrid for the historically underserved and disadvantaged island of Vieques, PR.

Three models of community solar: City wastewater treatment plant, airport, and sustainability farm - 3 megawatts of distributed generation

Creating sustainable, green urban communities accessible to all to fight climate change and promote Environmental justice & equity.

Implement a 1 Mw solar array to reduce electric bills for nearby Public Housing Apartments and Low Income Housing in Honey Grove Texas.

We are a new solar developer with the goal of developing community solar projects in Mississippi exceeding 10MW combined capacity by 2025.

America's electric grids are stressed which increases climate injustice. What if we eliminate energy bills for our most vulnerable citizens?

Developing community solar to save Chicago's LMI households 50% on energy, while implementing solar workforce recruitment and training.

28 Walker Development is expanding community solar to 15 of their development sites in Baltimore, MD building 7.8MW of solar capacity.

Deploying community solar systems fill many needs on Native American reservations by lowering energy costs and raising the quality of life.

We have obtained the rights to develop, build, and operate community solar projects on the roofs of more than 16 buildings owned by NYCHA.

We are developing & securing funding for solar & energy storage projects at houses of worship & homes in BIPOC & LMI communities.

AIRe Microgrid Community ecosystems provide resilient energy, low-cost housing, nutritious food, and desalinated water for people in need.

Barrio Eléctrico envisions energy justice, security, and autonomy for all Puerto Rico through access to community-powered rooftop solar.

Develop Community Solar Farms on brownfield sites that create savings to all stakeholders and free solar energy to low-income participants

Developing community solar projects that deliver benefits to low-income communities and communities of color in the Pacific Northwest.