The New York Clean Energy Alliance
We Put The Community Into Community Solar
The New York Clean Energy Alliance
We Put The Community Into Community Solar
Do you pay for electricity in New York ?
Great news if you pay for electricity in New York...
Statewide, no cost
program lowers your
electricity bills guaranteed.
All You Need is Your Bill and a Desire to Save.
Statewide, no cost
program lowers
your electricity
bills guaranteed.
Who's excited about saving money and the planet?
Who's excited about saving money
and the planet?
A whopping 70% of Americans think
electricity costs are too high; Looking for ways to reduce their bill.
*January 2024 HOP survey
Business Operators - Property Renters - Home Owners
Business Operators - Property Renters
Home Owners
Fact: If you do not have a community solar membership
you are overpaying for your electricity.
Fact: If you do not have a
Community Solar Membership
you are overpaying for electricity.
Save Money
On Electricity
Reduce Your
Carbon Footprint
Support
Clean Energy
no roof needed
Nothing to Install
Guaranteed 10% Savings
2 Minute NYSERDA Video
Explains Community Solar
Other names for Community Solar;
Shared Solar - Solar Farms - Roofless Solar
Community Distributed Generation (CDG)
New York States
Community Solar Program
No Cost Membership
Save Money Every Month
Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
The Future of Clean Energy
is Now Here!
Fast Fact
Community Solar projects average between 5-10 megawatts. A megawatt is enough energy to power about 200 homes for a day.
Fast Fact
As of December 2023, more than two gigawatts of community solar have been installed in New York, enough to power nearly 400,000 homes.
Fast Fact
Research shows community solar lowers your monthly electric bills for years, supports local clean energy and reduces your carbon footprint.
A Community Solar Membership
Will Save You Money
& The Planet
A Community Solar Membership Will Save You Money & The Planet
No Risk
No Long Terms
No Cost Subscription
No Equipment Needed
10% Monthly Bill Savings
No Risk
No Long Terms
No Cost Subscription
No Equipment Needed
Plus a 10% Monthly Savings
Save Money
On Electricity
Reduce Your
Carbon Footprint
Support
Clean Energy
It Looks Like...getting
your very own
piece of the sun!
Community Solar Projects are located at
offsite locations in the utility community.
Consumers without proper roofing or ability to install panels; Can now enjoy
the benefits of going solar.
Lower Your Electric Bill
Support Local Clean Energy
Reduce reliance on fossil fuels
Fast Fact
Community Solar Projects can be located on a variety of land, including: Landfills, brownfield sites, public buildings, private and rural land.
Fast Fact
Community Solar Provides Access to solar energy for everyone, regardless of their home or business ownership or physical attributes.
Community Solar Gives You
The Ability to...
Shrink your electricity bills.
Champion local clean energy.
Enjoy a lighter carbon footprint.
Lock in savings for long-term relief.
Shrink your electricity bills.
Champion local clean energy.
Enjoy a lighter carbon footprint.
Lock in savings for long-term relief.
Save Money
On Electricity
Reduce Your
Carbon Footprint
Support
Clean Energy
Let's Do a Little More Research...
Community Solar is Regulated by:
N.Y. Public Service Commission
U.S. Department of Energy
N.Y.S.E.R.D.A.
(aka: All of the Experts)
In 2015
New York State Launches Community Solar
In 2015 The New York State Launches
Community Solar for ALL
The New York Public Service Commission Issued a community distributed generation (CDG) order
creating a mechanism by which utility customers could;
#1 Subscribe to a community solar
project in their area.
#2 Participate in and enjoy the benefits
of clean energy production.
#3 Lower their monthly electricity bills with
a guaranteed savings for all participants.
All without any need for onsite solar generation;
no roof, no problem, nothing to install.
In 2015 The New York State Launches
Community Solar for ALL
The New York Public Service Commission Issued a community distributed generation (CDG) order
creating a mechanism by which utility customers could;
#1 Subscribe to a community solar
project in their area.
#2 Participate in and enjoy the benefits
of clean energy production.
#3 Lower their monthly electricity bills with
a guaranteed savings for all participants.
All without any need for onsite solar generation;
no roof, no problem, nothing to install.
In 2015 The New York Public Service Commission Issued a community distributed generation (CDG) order creating a mechanism by which
utility customers could;
#1 Subscribe to a community solar
project in their area.
#2 Participate in and enjoy the benefits of clean energy production.
#3 Lower their monthly electricity bills with a guaranteed savings for all participants.
All without any need for onsite solar generation; no roof, no problem, nothing to install.
The New York
Public Service Commission
The N.Y. Public Service Commission adopted a Clean Energy Standard in 2016, ordering utility companies to clean up their act.
PRESS for a Quick Read:
N.Y. Public Service Commission Expands Community Solar/ Community Distributed Generation
The New York Public Service Commission (PSC) adopted a Clean Energy Standard (CES) in August 2016, instituting a timeline for the load serving entities* (LSE) a.k.a. Utility Companies, in the state to procure at least 50% of the electricity consumed in the state from renewable energy resource. In 2020, the CES was expanded to meet the Climate Act's requirements, which set a goal of achieving 70% renewablys by 2030.
New York’s Clean Energy Standard (CES) is designed to fight climate change, reduce harmful air pollution, and ensure a diverse and reliable low carbon energy supply.
CES is proceeding on a Motion of the NYS Public Service Commission to Implement a Large-Scale Renewable Program and a Clean Energy Standard.
Large Scale Renewables include, Land Based Photovoltaic (PV) Solar Panels, Land Based Wind and Off-Shore Wind turbines.
The Public Service Commission regulates and oversees the electric, gas, water,and communication industries in New York as part of the Department of Public Service.
New York Public Service Commission adopted a time-lined Clean Energy Standard in 2016
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N.Y. Public Service Commission Expands Community Solar/ Community Distributed Generation
The New York Public Service Commission (PSC) adopted a Clean Energy Standard (CES) in August 2016, instituting a timeline for the load serving entities* (LSE) a.k.a. Utility Companies, in the state to procure at least 50% of the electricity consumed in the state from renewable energy resource. In 2020, the CES was expanded to meet the Climate Act's requirements, which set a goal of achieving 70% renewablys by 2030.
New York’s Clean Energy Standard (CES) is designed to fight climate change, reduce harmful air pollution, and ensure a diverse and reliable low carbon energy supply.
CES is proceeding on a Motion of the NYS Public Service Commission to Implement a Large-Scale Renewable Program and a Clean Energy Standard.
Large Scale Renewables include, Land Based Photovoltaic (PV) Solar Panels, Land Based Wind and Off-Shore Wind turbines.
The Public Service Commission regulates and oversees the electric, gas, water,and communication industries in New York as part of the Department of Public Service.
New York Public Service Commission adopted a time-lined Clean Energy Standard in 2016
Fast Fact
New York State Law; Clean Energy Standard (CES) requires that 70% of the state's electricity come from renewable sources by 2030
The United States
Department of Energy
The U.S. Department of Energy defines community solar as any solar project within a geographic area, in which the benefits flow to multiple customers.
PRESS for A Quick Read:
Solar Energy Technologies Office U.S. Department of Energy Community Solar 101.
The U.S. Department of Energy defines community solar as any solar project or purchasing program, within a geographic area, in which the benefits flow to multiple customers such as individuals, businesses, nonprofits, and other groups.
The (DOE) is a federal agency that aims to promote the country's energy, environmental, and nuclear security through science and technology.
Solar Energy Technologies Office
U.S. Department of Energy
PRESS for A Quick Read:
Solar Energy Technologies Office U.S. Department of Energy Community Solar 101.
The U.S. Department of Energy defines community solar as any solar project or purchasing program, within a geographic area, in which the benefits flow to multiple customers such as individuals, businesses, nonprofits, and other groups.
The (DOE) is a federal agency that aims to promote the country's energy, environmental, and nuclear security through science and technology.
Solar Energy Technologies Office
U.S. Department of Energy
Fast Fact
As of 2022 it has been reported that 29% of New York's
electricity comes from renewable energy resources.
"NYSERDA"
New York State Energy Research and Development Authority
NYSERDA: Community Distributed Generation (CDG), also known as community solar, allows customers to access solar energy without the need for onsite solar generation.
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NYSERDA; helps New Yorkers reduce their reliance on fossil fuels, save money, and use renewable energy.
Community Distributed Generation (CDG), also known as community solar, is a way for utility customers to subscribe to renewable energy projects in their area and receive credits transferred from the solar farm to their electricity bill guaranteeing them a monthly savings.
Subscribers "share the profits" (profits = CDG bill credits) from the electricity being generated from the projects solar panels and sold to the power grid.
The CDG credits are distributed evenly and show up as a community distributed generation credits on members monthly electricity bills.
New York's electricity regulator separated the "right to claim" to be using solar electricity from community solar. This allows the utility to pay more for the electricity, which means that community solar customers get more savings on their electric bill.
The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority(NYSERDA) provides information and analysis, funding, and programs to help New Yorkers reduce their reliance on fossil fuels, save money, and use renewable energy.
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NYSERDA; helps New Yorkers reduce their reliance on fossil fuels, save money, and use renewable energy.
Community Distributed Generation (CDG), also known as community solar, is a way for utility customers to subscribe to renewable energy projects in their area and receive credits transferred from the solar farm to their electricity bill guaranteeing them a monthly savings.
Subscribers "share the profits" (profits = CDG bill credits) from the electricity being generated from the projects solar panels and sold to the power grid.
The CDG credits are distributed evenly and show up as a community distributed generation credits on members monthly electricity bills.
New York's electricity regulator separated the "right to claim" to be using solar electricity from community solar. This allows the utility to pay more for the electricity, which means that community solar customers get more savings on their electric bill.
The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority(NYSERDA) provides information and analysis, funding, and programs to help New Yorkers reduce their reliance on fossil fuels, save money, and use renewable energy.
Fast Fact
New York State has a goal
of using 100% carbon-free electricity from renewable sources by 2040.
Renewable Energy In The United States
U.S. Department of Energy
Renewable energy generates over 20% of all U.S. electricity
and that percentage continues to grow.
Renewable energy generates over 20% of all U.S. electricity and
continues to grow.
The above graphic shows the shares of total electricity production in 2022 among the types of renewable power in The United States.
Community Solar Power Means
Savings and Solar for All
Ensure a reliable low carbon energy supply
Fight climate change + reduce air pollution
(CDG) credits are transferred to your monthly bill, saving you money.
Join forces; with 400,000 New Yorkers using their power for good.
Fight climate change and reduce air pollution.
Ensure reliable, local, low carbon clean energy supply.
Generate (CDG) credits transferred to your monthly electricity bill.
Join forces; with 400,000 New Yorkers using their power for good.
Save Money
On Electricity
Reduce Your
Carbon Footprint
Support
Clean Energy
Clean Energy Fund (CEF) funding is collected through
a System Benefits Charge (SBC)
assessed on all New Yorkers monthly utility bills.
Simply Put...You Do!
Funding is collected through State Mandated System Benefits Charge (SBC)
Assessed on All New Yorkers
Monthly Electricity Bills.
Authorized by the Public Service Commission, the System Benefits Charge (SBC)
is an assessment on retail electricity sales by state utilities.
Fast Fact
In 1996, the New York State Public Service Commission (PSC) authorized the establishment of a System Benefits Charge (SBC) on New Yorkers Monthly Electricity Bills.
The "SBC" appears on New Yorkers' monthly utility bills.
The money collected goes to the New York State Clean Energy Fund.
The annual funding budget approximately $90 million to $150 million.
This charge appears on New Yorkers' monthly electricity bills.
The money collected goes to the New York State Clean Energy Fund.
The annual funding (collected) budget ranges from approximately $90 million to $150 million.
Fast Fact
The fund is comprised of four portfolios: Market Development, Innovation and Research,
NY-Sun (CDG/community solar),
and NY Green Bank.
The fund is comprised of four portfolios: Market Development, Innovation and Research,
NY-Sun (CDG/community solar),
and NY Green Bank.
Below: National Grid explains the "SBC" charges
on the back of your monthly bill...
Below is an Example of the "SBC" on a National Grid Electricity Bill
Take a quick look at your recent electricity bill and see if the “SBC” is listed as a charge you pay every month.
Below National Grid explains
the "SBC" charges
on the back of your monthly bill...
PRESS for A Quick Read:
Solar Energy Technologies Office U.S. Department of Energy Community Solar 101.
The U.S. Department of Energy defines community solar as any solar project or purchasing program, within a geographic area, in which the benefits flow to multiple customers such as individuals, businesses, nonprofits, and other groups.
The (DOE) is a federal agency that aims to promote the country's energy, environmental, and nuclear security through science and technology.
Solar Energy Technologies Office
U.S. Department of Energy
Fast Fact
The (SBC) funds public policy initiatives not expected to be adequately addressed by New York's competitive electricity markets.
Fast Fact
New Yorkers that pay into the SBC are eligible to participate in NYSERDA CEF-funded programs such as Community Solar
The state also has a goal of using
100% carbon-free electricity from
renewable sources by 2040.
SIMPLY PUT...If you pay for electricity in New York State and you do not have Community Solar You Are...
If you pay for electricity in New York State and
you do not have
Community Solar You Are;
Overpaying for your electricity
every month.
Not, quickly and easily reducing your carbon footprint.
Spending money every monthly to support clean energy (SBC)
with no direct benefit.
(sounds like a zero value investment)
Join forces with 400,000 New Yorkers using their power for good!
Fight climate change and reduce air pollution.
Ensure reliable, local, low carbon clean energy supply.
Generate (CDG) credits transferred to your monthly electricity bill.
Join forces; with 400,000 New Yorkers using their power for good.
Save Money
On Electricity
Reduce Your
Carbon Footprint
Support
Clean Energy
No...You will get the same bill and service
as you always have from
your utility company.
No...You will get the same bill and service as you always have from
your utility company.
*Your utility provider will add a section to your bill for your (CDG) Community Distributed Generation Credits to be transferred from your solar farm to your electricity bill,lowering your monthly bill.
*Your utility provider will add a section to your bill for your (CDG) Community Distributed Generation Credits to be transferred from your solar farm to your electricity bill
,lowering your monthly bill.
When You Start a
Community Solar membership...
...Two Great Things Happen
Community Solar is the Way to
"Use Your Power for Good"
Generate local high paying jobs.
Generate local, clean renewable electricity.
Generate local future clean energy production projects.
Generate yourself a monthly bill savings, for years to come!
Save Money
On Electricity
Reduce Your
Carbon Footprint
Support
Clean Energy
Community Solar Headlines
Across New York State
Can I Ask You A Question Please...What is done with old solar panels?
More than 85% percent of a solar photovoltaic (PV) module is made of materials we already know how to recycle, like aluminum and glass.
Recycling solar panels is an emerging yet crucial aspect of managing the growing number of solar installations in the United States. Here are some key facts about solar panel recycling currently in place:
1. Lifespan and Disposal: Solar panels typically last around 25 to 30 years.
2. Recyclable Components: Solar panels are made from various materials, including silicon solar cells, metal framing, glass sheets, wires, and plexiglass.
3. Recycling Processes: There are several methods to recycle solar panels:
- Re-use or Refurbishing: Some panels can be refurbished and reused, though their efficiency may be reduced.
- Mechanical Recycling: This involves physically breaking down the panels to separate different materials.
- Chemical/Thermal Recycling: This process uses chemical treatments or heat to extract valuable materials from the panels.
4. Economic and Environmental Impact: Recycling solar panels not only helps in reducing landfill waste but also conserves rare and expensive elements like gallium and indium.
5. Initiatives and Programs: The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) has established the National PV Recycling Program to develop best practices for end-of-life management of solar panels.
These recycling efforts are crucial for creating a sustainable clean energy economy and ensuring that the growth of solar power continues to benefit the environment without contributing to waste and pollution.
Good Question...Glad You Asked!
July 2018
The New York Times
"Now Even Apartment Dwellers Can Use Solar Power."
Starting this summer renters and homeowners who live in buildings that don’t, or can’t, have solar panels on the roof can join something known as a community solar group.
The New York Times, July, 2018
November 2021
The Saratogian
"Saratoga Springs Announces Community Solar"
Once signed up and “energized” your household/business will benefit with guaranteed savings every month with a monthly 10% discount on your electricity bill. The “energized process can take anywhere from no time at all up to six months depending on the availability of built and “energized” solar fields at the time you register.
Saratogian - Saratoga Springs, NY - November, 2021
October 2023
The Buffalo News
"Community Solar Helps New Yorkers Reap The Benefit Of Clean Energy"
State-supported program allows individuals and businesses to tap into the electricity generated by offsite solar farms, reaping the benefits of clean energy without requiring on-site installation.
Buffalo News – Buffalo, NY - October, 2023
December 2023
New York State - NYSERDA
"New York Leads U.S. on Community Solar"
New York’s clean energy transition is spurring renewable energy development across the state. As of December 2023, more than two gigawatts (GW) of community solar have been installed in New York – enough to power nearly 400,000 homes. This two GW milestone reaffirms New York’s position as the leading community solar market in the U.S., with nearly one-third of the nation’s 6.2 GW of community solar capacity located in New York.
New York State Research & Development Authority – NYSERDA
New York State - December, 2023
Lockport Union-Sun & Journal - April 2024
April 2024
Lockport Union-Sun & Journal
"With Niagara County Projects Coming Online, There's a Push for Community Solar"
Simple transaction, but what creates the savings is what’s happening in the background. For subscribing to community solar, New York state credits (CDG credits) are applied to the bill and the subscriber pays less.
Lockport Union-Sun Journal - Lockport, NY - April 2024
The People of New York
Have Spoken...
The People of New York
Have Spoken...
Now Is The Time To GO SOLAR!
Save Money
On Electricity
Reduce Your
Carbon Footprint
Support
Clean Energy
"Electricity customer called NGRID to ask"...
"This community solar stuff sounds
to good to be true, is it for real?"
Answer was "Yes It is...and it's here to stay."
National Grid Customer Service Call
"Community solar is a great option if you're a renter, if your roof is unsuitable for solar panels, or you're looking for an easy, way to support solar and save on electric bills."
We are committed to leading the clean energy transition. Community solar is a great option if you're a renter, if your roof is unsuitable for solar panels, or if you're looking for an easy, low-commitment way to support solar and save on electric bills.With community solar, you can subscribe to a share of a solar farm with no upfront cost and still save money over time! Even if you rent, if you have an electric bill, you can support local emission-free solar power without installing any equipment or spending a dime. Spots are limited, so claim your share today.
"Community solar is a great option if you're a renter, if your roof is unsuitable for solar panels, or you're looking for an easy, way to support solar and save on electric bills."
We are committed to leading the clean energy transition. Community solar is a great option if you're a renter, if your roof is unsuitable for solar panels, or if you're looking for an easy, low-commitment way to support solar and save on electric bills.With community solar, you can subscribe to a share of a solar farm with no upfront cost and still save money over time! Even if you rent, if you have an electric bill, you can support local emission-free solar power without installing any equipment or spending a dime. Spots are limited, so claim your share today.
"Save Money on Your Electric Bill Each month, the solar panels will produce energy. Since you are participating in the program, part of the energy is yours..."
Save Money on Your Electric Bill Each month, the solar panels will produce energy. Since you are participating in the program, part of the energy is yours.Each month, the solar panels will produce energy. Since you are participating in the program, part of the energy is yours. The energy then gets converted to dollars and appears on your Con Edison bill as a credit or adjustment".
"Save Money on Your Electric Bill Each month, the solar panels will produce energy. Since you are participating in the program, part of the energy is yours..."
Save Money on Your Electric Bill Each month, the solar panels will produce energy. Since you are participating in the program, part of the energy is yours.Each month, the solar panels will produce energy. Since you are participating in the program, part of the energy is yours. The energy then gets converted to dollars and appears on your Con Edison bill as a credit or adjustment".
"Many of our customers are already taking advantage of the benefits."
Through a subscription, residential and business customers can join to receive monthly credits from the electricity generated at the facility without the need to install or maintain equipment on your property.Annual electricity savings depends on your subscription with the developer, but often you can save between 5-10% off your electricity bill with participation.
"Many of our customers are already taking advantage of the benefits."
Through a subscription, residential and business customers can join to receive monthly credits from the electricity generated at the facility without the need to install or maintain equipment on your property.Annual electricity savings depends on your subscription with the developer, but often you can save between 5-10% off your electricity bill with participation.
"Community Solar, also known as Community Distributed Generation (CDG), allows anyone who pays an electric bill to participate in a Community Solar project."
"Community Solar is making a difference in our clean energy future"You can participate in a solar farm and save on your energy bill each year. Community Solar, also known as Community Distributed Generation (CDG), allows anyone who pays an electric bill to participate in a Community Solar project.
"Community Solar, also known as Community Distributed Generation (CDG), allows anyone who pays an electric bill to participate in a Community Solar project."
"Community Solar is making a difference in our clean energy future" You can participate in a solar farm and save on your energy bill each year. Community Solar, also known as Community Distributed Generation (CDG), allows anyone who pays an electric bill to participate in a Community Solar project.
"Many of our customers are already taking advantage of the benefits. (CDG) is a new chapter of renewable energy in New York"
"Many of our customers are already taking advantage of the benefits."Rochester Gas and Electric (RG&E) believes that community distributed generation (CDG) is a new chapter of renewable energy in New York and is making a difference in the state's clean energy future. CDG is a growing space as more renewable energy sources, like solar farms, are added to the energy grid.
"Many of our customers are already taking advantage of the benefits. (CDG) is a new chapter of renewable energy in New York"
"Many of our customers are already taking advantage of the benefits." Rochester Gas and Electric (RG&E) believes that community distributed generation (CDG) is a new chapter of renewable energy in New York and is making a difference in the state's clean energy future. CDG is a growing space as more renewable energy sources, like solar farms, are added to the energy grid.
"Have an electric bill? You can go solar. Community solar lets anyone* plug in to the sun and save an average of 5-10% per year."
Community solar is best understood as an annual program. This makes sense because it’s based on the sun. The important thing to keep in mind is you will always save in the long run because you’re purchasing solar credits for 90 cents on the dollar, and some portion of your electric bill (sometimes all of it) will always be offset by the face-value of these credits.
"Have an electric bill? You can go solar. Community solar lets anyone* plug in to the sun and save an average of 5-10% per year."
Community solar is best understood as an annual program. This makes sense because it’s based on the sun. The important thing to keep in mind is you will always save in the long run because you’re purchasing solar credits for 90 cents on the dollar, and some portion of your electric bill (sometimes all of it) will always be offset by the face-value of these credits.
"Community Solar, also known as Community Distributed Generation (CDG), allows anyone who pays an electric bill to participate in a Community Solar project."
Making Solar Energy More Accessible. Sharing the wealth of lower electricity bills by making solar energy accessible to everyone. Community Solar provides many benefits of solar without any of the hassle. Community solar, often referred to as Community Distributed Generation (CDG), makes solar energy, as well as other forms of clean energy including fuel cells, more accessible to more people. Renters, co-op/condo owners, business and homeowners all have an equal opportunity to save money without actually having the solar panels located on your roof.
"Community Solar, also known as Community Distributed Generation (CDG), allows anyone who pays an electric bill to participate in a Community Solar project."
Making Solar Energy More Accessible. Sharing the wealth of lower electricity bills by making solar energy accessible to everyone. Community Solar provides many benefits of solar without any of the hassle. Community solar, often referred to as Community Distributed Generation (CDG), makes solar energy, as well as other forms of clean energy including fuel cells, more accessible to more people. Renters, co-op/condo owners, business and homeowners all have an equal opportunity to save money without actually having the solar panels located on your roof.
How Electricity In New York State
Is Currently Generated
The Different Sources: Renewable vs Non-Renewable
How Electricity in New York State
Is Currently Generated;
The Different Sources
Let's Sum It Up...
No Roof ? No Problem !
If You Pay An Electricity Bill
In New York You Can Join
Community Solar and...
Whether you are a Renter, Home Owner
or Business Operator you can join a
Community Solar Project and...
Support local
clean energy production
Support local clean energy production.
Contribute to a greener brighter future.
Access sustainable clean energy solutions.
Access sustainable
clean energy solutions
Contribute to a
greener brighter future
Save average of 10% per year
on electricity bills
Save an average of 10% a year on electricity bills.
Discover The Power of Community Solar
Harness the Power of The Sun
Tap Into Solar Energy
Save Money
On Electricity
Reduce Your
Carbon Footprint
Support
Clean Energy
Hmm...The Value of Supporting
Community Solar ?
Well Keeping In Mind...
The Sun Gives Earth More Energy in One Hour
than ALL Humans Use in an Entire Year !
Well Keeping In Mind...
The Sun Gives Earth More Energy in One Hour than ALL Humans
use in a Whole Year!
That must make...
"Harnessing The Power of The Sun"
...PRICELESS !
The Many Values of Community Solar
#1 Save Money Monthly
on Electricity
10% Average Savings
Each month, the solar panels of your solar farm will produce energy.
Since you are participating member in New York's community solar the program, part of the energy is yours.
The energy then gets converted to dollars and appears on your bill, the same bill you have always received, as a 10% clean energy CDG credit.
#2 Support Local Clean
Energy Projects
Zero Carbon Generation
Generating energy that produces no greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels and reduces air pollution.
Diversifying energy supply and reducing dependence on imported fuels. Solar panels produce 0 grams per kWh.
Natural gas 0.91 lbs of CO2 per kWh. Petroleum 2.13 lbs of CO2 per kWh. Coal 2.23 lbs of CO2 per kWh.
#3 Greatly Offset Your
Carbon Footprint
16,027 Pounds Annually
According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency; Calculations and References page: The average home in the United States emits 10.97 metric tons of CO2 per year from the production of all the energy use combined for the home, versus 7.27 metric tons = to 16,027 pounds of CO2 per year from electricity alone.
#4 Support Local
Clean Energy Jobs
Over 2,000 Jobs Added
New York had nearly 171,000 clean energy workers at the end of 2022, an increase of 5,800 jobs since 2021. Clean energy job growth took place across all technology sectors: Building decarbonization and energy efficiency added over 2,000 jobs and accounted for 75 percent of all clean energy employment in 2022.
Renewable/ Clean Energy
Harnesses Natural Resources. Wind - Water - Sunlight Replenished by Nature!
Renewable Energy
Harnesses natural resources such as
Wind, Water, and Sunlight, which are continually replenished by nature.
Renewable/ Clean Energy
Does not emit pollutants into the air or water.
Creates a Healthier Environment!
Renewable Energy; Saving Money and The Planet !
Saving Money and The Planet !
Save Money
On Electricity
Reduce Your
Carbon Footprint
Support
Clean Energy
Business Operators - Home Owners
Property Renters
Saving 10% Monthly and The Planet is as Easy as 1-2-3
Just 3 Quick Steps!
Business Operators
Property Renters
Home Owners
1.) Grab the most recent electric bill you have; Your account number will do for now if you are having trouble finding it or uploading it.
2.) Click the Green Button Below it will take you to the sign-up page; Enter your account information and your best email address.
3.) Immediately confirm your Community Solar Subscription; Check the email address you used and follow the prompts to verify your membership.
Save Money
On Electricity
Reduce Your
Carbon Footprint
Support
Clean Energy
Well they are an Alliance of Clean Energy
Professionals with years of industry experience
and are proud members of:
The National Community Solar Partnership
We are proud members of
The National Community
Solar Partnership Since 2023
The National Community Solar Partnership's Goals:
The National Community Solar Partnership's Goal:
Is to enable Community Solar Systems to power the equivalent of five million households by 2025 and create
$1 billion in energy savings for subscribers.
Enable Community Solar Systems to power the equivalent of
5 million households by 2025
Creating $1 billion in energy savings for CDG subscribers.
The National Community Solar Partnership
Proudly Welcomes...
The New York
Clean Energy Alliance
The New York Clean Energy Alliance
Is Committed To...
Supporting the 2025 and beyond
National Community Solar Partnerships Goals
Supporting the 2025 and beyond National Community Solar Partnerships Goals
Our Primary Focus...
Is to Educate & Enroll New Yorkers Into
local Community Solar Projects In Order to:
Our Primary Focus Is To:
Educate & Enroll
New Yorkers Into local Community Solar Projects In Order to:
Lower their Monthly Electricity
Bills for Years to Come.
Greatly Reduce New York States
Carbon Footprint.
Build Community Support for Local Clean Energy
Production In the Beautiful State of New York.
Build Community Support for Local Clean Energy Production In Our Beautiful State
A Founders Note:
Thank You for Visiting...
PRESS to Read: A quick note from the founder.
Thank you for visiting our site and showing your community support for local clean energy
production. I hope you enjoyed your journey.
The idea of forming "The New York Clean Energy Alliance" stemmed from five years of experience in the community solar industry. As a subscriber organizer, my role involves finding, educating, and enrolling community members in local community solar projects.
From my first day in the industry to the present, a consistent comment from 90% of the hundreds of electricity customers I've assisted is: "What is community solar? It sounds too good to be true. Let me do some research."
Once we explain to consumers how it actually works and they completely understand: Community Solar is a state-run program offering benefits to participating electricity customers triggers an "Aha!" moment. By joining a local community solar project, they will receive monthly bill credits and stop overpaying for electricity.
Our goal is to continually create that "Aha!" moment by educating consumers on a large scale and enrolling New Yorkers interested in saving money and the planet into local clean energy initiatives such as Community Solar.
Thank You for Visiting,
Deano Battaglia
The New York Clean Energy Alliance
800-936-1076
PRESS HERE for a Quick Note From Our Founder
Thank you for visiting our site and showing your community support for local clean energy production.
The idea of forming "The New York Clean Energy Alliance" stemmed from five years of experience in the community solar industry. As a subscriber organizer, my role involves finding, educating, and enrolling community members in local community solar projects.
From my first day in the industry to the present, a consistent comment from 90% of the hundreds of electricity customers I've assisted is: "What is community solar? It sounds too good to be true. Let me do some research."
Once we explain to consumers how it actually works and they completely understand: Community Solar is a state-run program offering benefits to participating electricity customers triggers an "Aha!" moment. By joining a local community solar project, they will receive monthly bill credits and stop overpaying for electricity.
Our goal is to continually create that "Aha!" moment by educating consumers on a large scale and enrolling New Yorkers interested in saving money and the planet into local clean energy initiatives such as Community Solar.
Thank You for Visiting,
Deano Battaglia
The New York Clean Energy Alliance
800-936-1076
Attention Business Operators How Would you like a
FREE Utility Bill Savings Analysis?
Attention Business Operators
How Would you like a FREE Utility Bill Savings Analysis?
Great!! Just upload your utility bills and we will put together a comprehensive report on the status of your current energy charges.
Just upload your utility bills and we will put together a comprehensive report on the status of your
current energy charges.
We will highlight any savings and environmental options
that may be of value to you and email you the results for your review.
We will highlight any savings and environmental options
that may be of value to you and email you the results for your review.
Together We Are Putting
Together We Are...
The Community Into Community Solar
Putting The Community Into Community Solar
You Are
Saving Money
On Your Electricity
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Reducing Your
Carbon Footprint
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Clean Energy