Who’s eligible?

Residential accounts; including Renewable Rate and Prepaid accounts (if in good standing.)

Who is not eligible?

Net metering accounts, general service, and business/commercial accounts are not eligible for Solar Share.

What is the price difference between the community solar kWh rate and the normal kWh rate?

# of BlocksTotal kWh Cost per Month
150 kWh$4.50 per month (in lieu of $3.92 for Energy + PCA at 2026 rates)
2 100 kWh $9 per month (in lieu of $7.85 for Energy + PCA at 2026 rates)
3150 kWh$13.50 per month (in lieu of $11.77 for Energy + PCA at 2026 rates)
4200 kWh $18 per month (in lieu of $15.70 for Energy + PCA at 2026 rates)
5250 kWh $22.50 per month (in lieu of $19.62 for Energy + PCA at 2026 rates)
10500kWh $45.00 per month (in lieu of $39.25 for Energy + PCA at 2026 rates)
15750kWh$67.50 per month (in lieu of $58.87 for Energy + PCA at 2026 rates)
201,000kWh $90 per month (in lieu of $78.49 for Energy + PCA at 2026 rates)

Note: This does not include distribution charges or tax.

Why should I consider paying for solar energy when all members receive a portion of it?

This offering is for members who want solar energy to reduce their carbon footprint but do not want to pay the cost of installing solar panels on their homes. Community solar provides an option for members who want solar energy but live in apartments or are otherwise unable to install solar panels on their homes. This offer appeals to members who wish to lock in the price of solar energy until the year 2043.

Why aren’t current net metering members able to opt-in to community solar?

Since net metering members are already using the solar energy generated from their personal installations, we wanted to make the Solar Share offer available to members who support green energy but cannot install such panels (i.e. live in apartments or rental properties, cannot afford the panel installation, etc).