NYCHA Residents: lower Con Ed costs with Community Power
HomeNYCHA Residents: lower Con Ed costs with Community Power
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NYCHA residents are eligible to join
Community Power
A new program that lowers your energy bills with solar energy from your local community. Learn more below!
EBT Slide
NYCHA residents are eligible to join
Community Power
A new program that lowers your energy bills with solar energy from your local community. Learn more below!
Quick explainer
Community Power is a new program that lowers your energy costs using solar power from your neighborhood.
Save over $120/year on energy costs. No sign up fees or hidden costs. Guaranteed savings.
Reach out today to find out Community Power can help reduce your Con Edison bills. Fill out the form below to get started.
Reach out today to find out Community Power can help reduce your Con Edison bills. Fill out the form below to get started.
How does it work?
How does it work?
1. RESERVE YOUR PANELS
Sign up and get matched with a solar project in your area.
2. GET BILL CREDITS
Get a Credit on your Con Edison bill from the solar project each month
3. SAVE ON ENERGY COSTS
Keep part of the credit, pay the rest to the project, and save up to 20%.
Get started today. Fill out the form below to check your eligibility.
Interested? Fill out the form below to get started or contact us directly.
Watch the video below to learn more!
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Green Apprenticeship Program with NYCHA
In addition to providing NYCHA residents with energy savings, the Community Power installer, Accord Power, hired 15 NYCHA residents as apprentices to work on the solar installations. The goal of the Green Apprenticeship program is to ensure that NYCHA residents are able to build their knowledge and experience in the solar industry in order to secure long-term employment opportunities, while adding credible employees to Accord Power’s team.
Where will be NYCHA Green Apprentices be working?
The solar installations will be built on the roof of three NYCHA developments: Carver, Glenwood, and Kingsborough. You do not have to live at Carver, Glenwood, or Kingsborough to sign up for Community Power. Community Power is open to any NYCHA resident who pays a Con Edison bill. Check out the pictures below to see how the installations are going!
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Solar Installations at Carver are Complete!
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Installations at Glenwood are under construction.
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Solar Installations at Kingsborough will begin in a couple of months
