Groundswell Builds Community Power
Groundswell is working on community solar projects that share power in 3 States & District of ColumbiaDC.
SUBSCRIBE & SHARE POWER
You can purchase locally produced solar energy from a community power project if you live nearby. When you subscribe, you share power with low-income neighbors and help them reduce their bills.
HOST A COMMUNITY POWER PROJECT
If you own a building, parking lot, or undeveloped land, you can host a Community Power Project that produces solar electricity for your neighborhood. Share power with community solar and expand your mission.
Groundswell Stories
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![The Community Chronicle: The Faces of LMI]()
The Community Chronicle: The Faces of LMI
With stagnant wages and rising cost of living throughout the country, there are a broad range of Americans who fall into the low-to-moderate income category.
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![Coach Dave’s Playbook: October 2018]()
Coach Dave’s Playbook: October 2018
New DC clean energy legislation introduced – In late July, DC councilmember Mary Cheh introduced the Clean Energy DC Act of 2018, which would require 100 percent of the electricity sold in the District to come from renewable sources by 2032.
Upcoming Events
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October 22 – 24, 2018
Fusion: 2018 Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance Conference
GA Tech Global Learning Center, 74 5th St NW, Atlanta, GA 30308
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November 02, 2018
Sustainability Challenge Workshop 2018
Catholic University of America, 620 Michigan Ave NE, Washington, DC 20064
