Join the Groundswell Customer Service Team for a Live DC Solar for All Q&A interactive webinar. All District residents who are interested in learning about how income-qualified households can cut their electricity costs by up to $500 a year are welcome to attend a FREE information session and ask any questions they have about the DC Solar for All program.
USDA’s announcement today of $11 billion in grants and loans to build resilient, reliable, affordable clean energy is the biggest single investment in rural power since President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed The TVA Act almost exactly 90 years ago on May 18, 1933 – creating the Tennessee Valley Authority, which still serves more than 10 million people across Tennessee, Kentucky, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, and Virginia today.
Join the Groundswell Customer Service Team for a Live DC Solar for All Q&A interactive webinar. All District residents who are interested in learning about how income-qualified households can cut their electricity costs by up to $500 a year are welcome to attend a FREE information session and ask any questions they have about the DC Solar for All program.
Join industry and nonprofit leaders in the development of community solar serving households with low and moderate incomes for a discussion about innovations and opportunities to break critical barriers and achieve 100% savings for subscribers. Community solar projects that serve households with low and moderate incomes are critical within the solar industry to ensure more equitable access to clean energy and lower energy burdens for our most vulnerable communities. But achieving 100% savings can also eliminate difficult barriers to project financing, customer acquisition, and long-term subscriber management.
Join Groundswell's Vice President of Labs and Data Science, Dr. Elvis Moleka, at the SEIA Finance, Tax & Buyers Seminar. This prestigious new event connects more than 250 tax, finance, business, and legal leaders, combining content from SEIA’s long-standing Solar Goes Corporate and Finance & Tax Seminar events.
White House Council on Environmental Quality Chair Brenda Mallory joined U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development State Director Reggie A. Taylor today to announce a $575,546 Housing Preservation Grant that will be used for home repairs that will enable energy efficiency upgrades for at least 22 low- and very-low-income Troup County families through the Better Homes Rural Troup (BHRT) program.
“The Inflation Reduction Act’s bonus credits – together with its provisions for a ‘direct pay’ option that will enable nonprofits such as churches, nonprofit housing organizations, and other community-based nonprofits to fully participate in solar project ownership – are potential game-changers for building a just and equitable clean energy economy.