Groundswell Builds Community Power
Groundswell is working on community solar projects that share power in 5 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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![A Heart for the Community Celebrating Green Black History Month with Ed Brame]()
A Heart for the Community Celebrating Green Black History Month with Ed Brame
Every week in February, Groundswell has recognized individuals making major contributions to Black, Green communities and initiatives. For our final week, we sat down with Edward Brame, an active leader for multiple outreach initiatives at Dupont Park Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Washington, D.C.
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![A Vision for the Future Celebrating Green Black History with Ngadi Smart]()
A Vision for the Future Celebrating Green Black History with Ngadi Smart
Each week in February, Groundswell will recognize individuals who are making major contributions to Black, Green communities and initiatives. This week, we sat down with Ngadi Smart to talk about the role that she hopes her work will play in building stronger communities and a brighter future.
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![Watching DC Solar Stories Episode 3]()
Watching DC Solar Stories Episode 3
Throughout the District, there is an increased focus on making green, renewable energy equitable and accessible for everyone. The DC Solar for All program is helping leverage solar resources to share benefits throughout the District.
