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The Moment in the Sun blog series highlights organizations that are finding innovative ways to expand equitable access to community solar.

At this webinar, National Community Solar Partnership leadership discussed progress towards reaching the partnership’s goals, key metrics on its impact, and ways to get involved.

This webpage summarizes responses received for the Low-Income Community Solar Subscription Tool Request for Information.

The National Community Solar Partnership is launching the Municipal Utility Community Solar Workbook to provide resource for utilities to deploy community solar.

State governments can now request guidance from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) that enables residents of HUD-assisted housing to access cost-saving community solar subscriptions.

The U.S. Department of Energy and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services are collaborating to pilot a digital tool that will enable more low-income households to access the benefits of community solar.

The Solar Energy Technologies Office published a summary of lessons learned during a series of National Community Solar Partnership (NCSP) virtual convenings in 2021 that brought together state representatives.

National Community Solar Partnership Target: Enable community solar systems to power the equivalent of 5 million households and create $1 billion in energy savings by 2025

The Municipal Utility Collaborative leveraged support from technical experts and learned from their peers in order to create or scale programs that expand affordable community solar access to low-income and other disadvantaged communities.

The Multifamily Affordable Housing Collaborative convenes and supports multifamily affordable housing providers to identify replicable models for community solar deployment that reduce monthly electric utility bills or provide other direct benefits.