Resources
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Resources for DC residents who income qualify and do not have a roof solar can be installed on
Resources for DC residents who income qualify and have a roof solar can be installed on
Resources for DC residents who do not income qualify and do not have a roof solar can be installed on
Solar United Neighbors Community Solar Directory
Energy Sage Solar Farm Locator
Gallaudet University Community Solar Program
Resources for DC residents who do not income qualify and have a roof solar can be installed on
Potential solar savings with Project Sunroof
Estimate the energy production of PV Systems
Solar installation - is it still worth it?
Switch Together: Group Buying for Solar and Batteries
EnergySage and DC DOEE's Customer Guide
Resources for avoiding solar scams
DC Attorney General's Consumer Guide
Non-Solar Home Electrification Resources
DCSEU Residential Rebates for Electrification
Pepco's Electric Vehicle Program
Great Frequently Asked Questions
Do you income qualify for Solar for All?
Community Solar for income qualifying residents as part of Solar For All (English)
Community Solar for income qualifying residents as part of Solar For All (Spanish)
Know your solar installer (how to avoid scammers)
Find DCSEU Certified Solar for All installers here.
DC Attorney General's guide to avoiding solar scams. Click on the image to the right for the pdf guide.
Solar United Neighbors Community Solar Directory
Energy Sage Solar Farm Locator
Gallaudet University Community Solar Program
Click on the photo to Discover your solar savings potential with Project Sunroof.
Click on the photo to the right to estimate the energy production of grid-connected photovoltaic (PV) energy systems.
Economic, health, and climate rationale for installing solar in the absence of federal tax credits - yes, it is still mighty worth it!
Community Solar subscriptions for non-income-qualifying residents are available (click on the image to the right to learn more)
Switch Together: Group Buying for Solar and Batteries
Resource for EnergySage's expert Energy Advisors for The District Department of Energy & Environment customers to explore solar options and make informed decisions based on energy needs.
