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Lower electricity bills using solar power from your local community.

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Lower electricity bills using solar power from your local community.

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Community Power is a program that allows you to join a solar energy co-op and share a solar energy system with your neighbors.

No sign-up fees or hidden costs
Lower your energy costs by 10-20% each month
Solar panels are on a roof in your community, but not yours
Membership into the NYC Community Energy Co-op 

Watch the video below to learn more!

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Sign up for one of WE ACT’s online workshops!

February 25th at 11am or 6pm.

If you’d like to sign up, give WE ACT a call at 646-983-0236 and ask for Nicole or email us at info@communitypower.nyc

Sign up for one of BMC’s online workshops!

 February 4th at 7pm.

If you’d like to sign up, give Brooklyn Movement Center a call at 856-823-1532 and ask for Michael or email us at info@communitypower.nyc


Interested? Fill out the form below to check your eligibility.

This program is available to renters in certain neighborhoods in Upper Manhattan and Brooklyn.


Community Power Benefits: Lower your energy bills while supporting clean energy in your community

Solar-Savings

Lower monthly energy costs

Save on average of $8-$10 per month on your energy expenses. That’s about $120 a year!
* Savings depend on how much energy your panels generate, but is always 20% of the bill credit

NYC Community Energy Co-op Membership

Membership in the cooperative grants a vote in future project decisions and NYC CEC initiatives funded by the cooperative.

Contract

Customer-friendly terms

Community Power is designed to provide guaranteed savings and there is no upfront cost to participate.

Support local solar energy projects

The solar energy systems will be installed on three NYCHA developments, Carver Houses in East Harlem, and Glenwood and Kingsborough Houses in Central Brooklyn.

Workforce

Workforce development opportunities

The project will provide job training and employment opportunities for NYCHA residents.