Is Community Solar Right for Me?

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Do you have rooftop solar?
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Are you a homeowner?
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Are you a renter?
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Are you a business owner?
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Are you interested in getting energy from a clean, renewable energy source?
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What about supporting local businesses and job development?
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Do you get your electricity from Portland General Electric, Pacific Power, or Idaho Power?
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Before we help you look for a project, let’s talk about how community solar works.
Sounds good to me!
I want to start browsing projects!
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Here's how it works:

Choose a solar project, sign up, and pay a monthly subscription fee for the energy generated by local solar panels. Solar projects can be developed by businesses, schools, churches, homeowners’ associations, and more!

The solar project generates energy for the power grid.

You get a credit back on your utility bill for your portion of energy generated by the project.

Visit our Get Started page for a more detailed introduction, a description of next steps, and what you can expect after starting the subscription process.
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Let's check to see if you qualify for our low-income program offering. What is your household size (including yourself)?
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Do you make more than $37,073 a year (or $3,089 a month)?
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Do you make more than $48,481 a year (or $4,040 a month)?
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Do you make more than $59,888 a year (or $4,991 a month)?
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Do you make more than $71,296 a year (or $5,941 a month)?
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Do you make more than $82,704 a year (or $6,892 a month)?
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Do you make more than $94,111 a year (or $7,843 a month)?
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You do not qualify as a low-income subscriber. Click "Submit" to begin browsing projects. You will be directed to our Project Finder, where you can get in touch with a Project Manager to discuss starting your subscription.
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