Below is a sample of media coverage of Common Energy.
Times Union, Albany, NY"Under the community solar model, utility customers essentially buy into a solar farm paid through their existing utility bill." ..."Common Energy's existing solar farms allow anyone who pays an electricity bill to save money and make a positive environmental impact in minutes."
The Leader, Corning, NY"United Way of the Southern Tier announced a partnership with Common Energy to bring
lower cost clean energy to communities in the Southern Tier. Through this innovative partnership, New York state residents can sign up for a 10% discount on their electricity rate for up to 20 years and lower emissions in the community at no cost."
WENY, Horseheads, NY"The United Way of the Southern Tier announced a partnership with Common Energy to bring lower costing clean energy to communities in the Southern Tier. Through the partnership, New York State residents can sign up for [a] discount on their electricity rate for up to 20 years at no cost. The United Way and Common Energy says this will also lead to lower emissions in the community."
Greentech Media, Boston, MA"Through [the] NY Community Solar Partnership with Common Energy, Capital Region homeowners and renters can add solar energy to their existing National Grid account, save [approximately] 10 percent on electricity and lower emissions in their community."
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