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Solarize the Triad Reaches Lower-Price Tier 3 Via Initial Homeowner Contracts

Free Evening Online Public Information Session
for Triad Properly Owners Set for Aug. 27

 

WINSTON-SALEM, NC — The newly launched regionwide community-based group-buying program Solarize the Triad has quickly reached its 3rd price tier based on early commitments from Triad property owners to purchase new renewable energy systems for their homes.

 

The more residents and business owners who contract for solar installations through Solarize the Triad, the more savings for all participants. The 3rd price tier in the program (between $2.40-$2.55/watt, depending on equipment selected) was reached through initial contracts totaling 153.2 total kW.

 

 

New Triad Coalition Selects Installer Partner Via Competitive Bidding; 

Free Signups for Bulk-Buying Discounts Now Under Way

 

WINSTON-SALEM, NC — A newly formed local public-private coalition in The Triad is launching a unique group purchasing program – Solarize the Triad – aimed at making solar energy more affordable for local homeowners, businesses and nonprofits in the region.

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Local Solarize Cobb Initiative Achieves A New Tier in Lowering the Cost of Solar Energy to Cobb Residents and Businesses

MARIETTA — Solarize Cobb, a community-based solar advocacy campaign, is among the hosts of an informative public session, “Making Sense of Rooftop Solar in 2024,” set for Monday, Feb. 26.

Expert speakers will cover practical implications of current Georgia solar policies for homeowners, business owners and non-profits interested in becoming more resilient and pursuing lower energy bills through sustainable solar energy.

Speakers for this event include:

• Jennette Gayer, Executive Director of Environment Georgia
• Russell Seifert, CEO of Creative Solar USA
• Don Moreland, Founder, SolarCrowdsource
• Kaveh Kamooneh, COO of Better Tomorrow Solar

These experts will highlight the practical implications of current Georgia solar policies for homeowners, business owners, non-profits, and government organizations, including:

• State of the art in solar: latest trends, data, technologies and analyses
• Local policy landscape: matters now before the Georgia General Assembly and Georgia Public Service Commission
• Federal programs and initiatives: the latest in the Inflation Reduction Act, Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund and Energy Efficiency Block Community Grant

The hybrid session will be held at Rich Hart Global Studios, 2030 Powers Ferry Road, Suite 270, Building 200, Atlanta beginning at 12 p.m.

In-person attendance is welcome as is virtual attendance. More information is available by visiting solarizecobb.com under “Campaign Events” or by registering in advance here.

Gwinnett Property Owners’ Final Opportunity to Go Solar via Group Buying Ends Dec. 31

LAWRENCEVILLE — Solarize Gwinnett – a community-based group-purchasing program for solar energy, battery storage and other clean-energy technologies – is offering final extended time for local property owners to sign up for a free evaluation of solar energy for their residences or businesses.

The campaign enrollment period will end Dec. 31, 2023. That will be the last day for enrollment in Solarize Gwinnett – a no-obligation opportunity to determine if solar energy is right for your property.

Importantly, those who enroll for free have additional time to decide whether to proceed with a contract, until Feb. 29, 2024.

The prior deadline was extended based on the Solarize Gwinnett Coalition’s desire to ensure there is adequate time for local property owners to sign up before year-end. The extra time also enables Gwinnettians to take advantage of new bonus packages from the campaign’s solar installer that encourage a clean energy lifestyle in Gwinnett.

In addition, a newly forged initiative to incorporate credits for companies to participate in equitable projects like Solarize Gwinnett led the Coalition to extend the deadline until Dec. 31.

LAWRENCEVILLE — Solarize Gwinnett, a community-based group-purchasing solar campaign, winds down this month, so the next three weeks are the final opportunity for homeowners, businesses and nonprofits in Gwinnett County to take advantage of reduced pricing and financial incentives offered via the campaign.

MARIETTA — The first local property owners to benefit from Solarize Cobb, a community-based group-purchasing solar campaign, will soon own renewable energy systems to power their Cobb residences.

OKLAHOMA CITY–The Solarize OKC coalition and EightTwenty invite the public to a celebration of the nation’s third largest “Solarize” community-based group-purchasing campaign with a workday and community benefit project showcase on Saturday, Oct. 14 at RestoreOKC,2222 NE 27th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73111. 

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Unique way for Gwinnett Property Owners To Go Solar via Group Buying Continues

LAWRENCEVILLE — Solarize Gwinnett – a community-based group-purchasing program for solar energy, battery storage and other clean-energy technologies – is extending its deadline for local property owners to sign up for free.

Enrollment in Solarize Gwinnett is a no-obligation opportunity to determine if solar energy is right for your property. The new deadline for signing up is Nov. 30, 2023.

“Our Coalition has worked diligently to raise public awareness of Solarize Gwinnett over the past several months,” said Scott Presson, Clean Energy Volunteer with Sierra Club Georgia Chapter’s Greater Gwinnett Group. “Given the size and complexity of our county, we believe providing some extra time for local home and business owners to sign up for a free evaluation will increase participation even further in this effort to bring more solar power into our community. We hope you’ll join us in exploring the benefits of renewable energy before the campaign concludes Nov. 30.”

The program, led by a coalition of local community organizations, is designed to help homeowners, businesses and nonprofits in Gwinnett become more resilient and reduce their energy expenses. Saving on the cost of renewable-energy systems by obtaining volume discounts on materials and installation services is the intent of the countywide initiative.