What is a community Solar Garden?
- A solar energy project that
covers several acres of land
- A source of clean electricity that is more
accessible to residents
- An energy resource managed
by solar developers that sends
energy into the existing utility's power grid
- No equipment on your property
- No upfront cost to install solar panels
- Savings on electric bills as
the garden produces clean energy
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