Community Energy Project
Community Resource
About this resource
The Oregon Community Solar Program offers participants monthly credits on their electric bills through a subsidized subscription. This initiative is intended to broaden access to solar energy and decrease utility costs. By subscribing to a solar 'farm,' individuals who lack the necessary space or financial means for a personal solar system—such as those living in apartments, condos, or rental properties—can benefit from solar energy.
Intake Procedure: -Call and leave a voicemail -Request an appointment via the online form or email -Visit the website for further details -No in-person sign-ups are available.
Travel/Location: The TriMet bus line 20 stops at the intersection of 28th and E Burnside Street.
Fees: There is a reduced monthly subscription fee, with the total cost of the full subscription covered by the solar bill credits earned each month.
Who can use this
- To qualify, individuals must be residential customers of Portland General Electric, Pacific Power, or Idaho Power with an active account in their name and meet specific income criteria.
Documents you may need
- Copy of recent electric bill. No proof of income or ID required.
Don't have these? Contact the organization—they may be able to help.
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Portland, Oregon
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