Save Up to 20% on Your New York Electricity Bill with Community Solar

Discover community solar savings near you. No rooftop panels, installation, or changes to your electricity provider required.

Who Can Join Community Solar?

You may qualify if you:

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Learn more about eligibility and available states.

Check Availability

Enter your ZIP code to check community solar availability with Perch Energy.

Free to check. No commitment required.

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How It Works

No panels. No installation. Just simple monthly savings.

1

Check Avalibility

Enter your ZIP code to see if community solar programs are available near you.

2

Explore Your Options

Review available programs and see how much you could save.

3

Start Saving

Complete enrollment and receive bill credits once your subscription is active.

$90 Million+ Savings delivered

Powered by trusted partners like Perch Energy.

How To Join

Full transparency, no surprises - just savings

Community solar is new to many states and doesn't even exist in some. Input your zip code and our matching platform will look at availability near you.

Provide your utility account information or an image of your bill

Signup takes only a few minutes online. No changes to your current electricity provider and no lock-in contracts.

Get subscribed, start saving, and feel good about helping the planet

Perch Energy gets to work, coordinating with the utility and solar farm owner to secure your spot-and lock in your long-term savings.

Where Is Community Solar Available?

Community solar is available in 20+ states and Washington, D.C., with new programs expanding each year. Availability depends on your ZIP code and utility provider.

  • New York
  • Illinois
  • Massachusetts
  • Minnesota
  • Maryland
  • New Jersey

Also growing in:

California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Maine, New Mexico, Oregon, Rhode Island, Virginia, Vermont, Washington, and more.

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