Entries for Community Power Accelerator Round 2

Working with two small, disadvantaged municipal utilities and a neighboring rural electric cooperative to develop community-owned microgrids

Tesio utilizes solar and strategic partnerships to offer massive discounts on electricity, which brings value to underserved communities.

Deploying projects that lower high energy burden faced by disadvantaged communities, providing targeted savings and bolstered resilience.

We are planning to develop a portfolio of two projects of 1,999.40 kW in total, one of which is located in a disadvantaged community.

The Motor City to Solar City™ initiative provides equitable community solar access to underserved populations and workforce development.

Our new utility, RESCo, will maximize the use of clean energy, increase resilience and minimize impacts to the Earth with community solar

Providing affordable energy to low-and-middle income households in underserved and overburdened communities, through PV solar systems

We will scale up community solar in NH, reducing energy costs for low-income households and housing authorities. 100MW by 2030 is our goal.

Community Solar EmPOWERing our City and People - Community Solar as an Energy Democracy Tool

Unity Renewables is a new minority-owned solar developer in Rochester NY whose mission is to provide fair access to renewables.

Our project will connect community solar to Mississippi Power distribution substations. We want to bring community solar to rural areas.

We plan to build two 5 MW community solar projects in disadvantaged communities in New Mexico with a 29% bill credit for low-income homes.

Solar UP is an initial to bring solar energy benefits to low-income, under-served communities through a residential Unity City model.

Sien, Inc. is a California Benefit Corporation that develops community solar + storage projects in California disadvantaged communities.

We will install PV & batteries on community buildings. The solar lease payments will fund energy improvements in LMI neighborhoods.

We seek support for the first community-shared solar project in the Bronx, with a combined 5.021 MW over two sites in Hunts Point.