Increasing Capacity With Solar Farms
Community solar projects allow even more participating in the clean energy revolution. According to a report from GTM Research, Wood Mackenzie and Vote Solar, between 50% and 75% of U.S. electricity consumers don’t have the option to install a solar array on their roof or property.
By allowing customers to buy their solar power from a central array built and operated by a third party, more people can enjoy the financial savings and sustainable benefits of the community solar array without any upfront installation costs or ongoing maintenance needs.
These innovative, shared solar installations have the potential to reach 84 GW of operating capacity, serve 8.8 million customers and account for as much as 2.6% of U.S. electricity consumption by 2030. Standard Solar’s financial investment, development expertise and ongoing ownership in community solar is on track to deliver renewable energy to more people than ever before.
An Established Industry Leader
Delivering Successful Projects Nationwide
Denmark Community Solar
The project is part of New York State’s Community Solar Program with development from U.S. Light Energy. Standard Solar will own and operate the project long term.
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7.2 MW
Installed Capacity
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8.9 M kWh
Clean Energy Produced Annually
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1,105
Homes' CO2 Emissions Offset Annually
Flintstone Community Solar
The community solar model brings predictable energy costs to hundreds of low- and medium-income residents in Allegany County, MD, through the LMI PPA Incentive Grant Program.
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2.7 MW
Installed
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10–20%
Approximate Monthly Savings for Subscribers
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4,060 MWh
Electricity Produced Annually
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400
Homes Powered
Colorado Community Solar Gardens
When a Colorado developer and EPC needed a financial partner with the in-house capital and technical expertise to help them complete a multi-site community solar portfolio across the state, we delivered scalable support.
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11 Projects
Along the 1-70 Corridor in Colorado
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10.3 MW
Solar Power System
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18.6 M kWh
Energy Produced Annually