A brighter way
to share
the sun.
Explore community solar for your home. Understand your options, your potential bill credits and the costs behind them. No panels on your roof.
Call Pinnacle Solar to talk it through.
Solar benefits.
A different way in.
In a typical community solar subscription, you share in a project near your utility area. The project feeds the grid, and your share can generate electric bill credits.
Find the right fit.
Your location, electric utility and the project’s available capacity determine where to begin.
Share in a project.
Review an eligible project’s subscription price, terms and expected start date before joining.
See the full picture.
Compare the credits on your utility bill with subscription payments and fees to understand your net benefit.
These resources describe specific programs or general educational guidance. They do not establish Pinnacle Solar availability or affiliation.
Good energy.
Clear numbers.
The credit is only half the story. Your subscription cost matters too.
Some programs offer credits at a discount. Your potential savings are the credits you receive minus what you pay, including any applicable fees.
Example only. This is not a quote or a savings promise. Actual credits, costs, fees and timing depend on the project and agreement.
Find your starting point.
Owning a rooftop is not the only way to explore solar. Eligibility is always specific to your utility and the program.
Know the details.
Then decide.
A confident choice starts with information you can actually use.
- ✓Know who manages the subscription and who bills you
- ✓Read the fees, cancellation notice and moving rules
- ✓Check when the project and your credits are expected to start
“A little clarity goes a long way.”
Curious?
Start here.
Community solar is easier to consider when the important parts are out in the open.
What exactly is community solar?
Do I need panels on my home?
Will I still receive a utility bill?
Can I cancel or move my subscription?
The details make
the difference.
Find useful answers before a ZIP code turns into a commitment.
State & utility guide
Understand the boundaries that determine which projects can serve an electric account.
Explore the guideCompare your solar options
See the differences between an off-site subscription and a rooftop installation.
Explore the guideA more informed decision
Know the disclosures, questions and warning signs to look for before you sign.
Explore the guideBetter-informed interest.
A clearer enrollment handoff.
Explore a customer-acquisition approach for developers, subscription managers and community organizations.
Start with the right questions.
Understand your utility, the project and the terms before you subscribe.
Call Pinnacle Solar with your questions.