In The Media

December 29, 2016

2016 Offers These Tastes of Hope for the Future

Green Biz
October 05, 2016

Leaky furnaces, exposed wires, and faulty vents: Efficiency in low-income homes offers safety and savings

Think Progress
July 26, 2016

Why Should Only the Wealthy Get Solar Panels?

The Atlantic
May 13, 2016

How Low-Income Households Can Take Advantage Of Renewable Energy And Efficiency

Think Progress
May 09, 2016

Going beyond one million solar installations

CNBC
May 01, 2016

From Green Power to Economic Empowerment

USGBC+
April 14, 2016

Where America's Poor Pay the Most for Electricity

CityLab
April 07, 2016

Study Finds that Working Families Pay the Most for Electricity Despite Lower Price Trends and Affordable Clean Energy Alternatives

WDRB 41 - Louisiville, KY
April 07, 2016

Study Finds that Working Families Pay the Most for Electricity Despite Lower Price Trends and Affordable Clean Energy Alternatives

Benzinga
April 07, 2016

Study Finds that Working Families Pay the Most for Electricity Despite Lower Price Trends and Affordable Clean Energy Alternatives

CBS8 - San Diego, CA
Rhythm and brews: Chamber announces award winners at 2019 Annual Meeting

The LaGrange Daily News

Groundswell builds community power.

We develop community solar projects and subscriber management programs that connect solar power with economic empowerment for marginalized communities. We believe that clean energy is a necessity, not a luxury; we’re all in this together; and we can’t afford to leave our neighbors in need behind.

Groundswell’s program enables communities to work together to Share Power© through community solar, offering substantial energy savings to low income households. We have community solar projects in development in the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Georgia - including projects that improve resilience by incorporating energy storage. Our team also serves as technical advisors on multiple projects in New York.

True to our green jobs roots, Groundswell incorporates workforce training and apprenticeship opportunities into our work through collaborative partnerships. Complementing our community solar programs, we also offer additional clean power savings through wind power and energy efficiency across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.