Why Choose A Solar + EV Charging PPA?

Many businesses, municipalities, and non-profits are interested in installing solar + EV charging on premise but are restricted by limited roof/parking space, costs or policies. Community solar + EV charging projects, or shared solar + EV charging energy plants, are solar developments whose electricity is shared by multiple commercial, municipal, school, or non-profit entities while also providing EV charging options for their employees or customers. A hybrid between behind-the-meter & utility-scale solar, community solar + EV charging has become a popular solution for utilities, energy consumers and local lawmakers.

While purchasing a system outright or leasing are sometimes options, they require either a large upfront payment or large monthly payment, neither of which is an attractive option to those looking to cut costs immediately. A solar + EV charging Power Purchase Agreement, or PPA, frees participants of the burden of ownership and maintenance while offering immediate savings and no upfront cost.

Community solar + EV charging legislation has been more widely adopted in states such as Massachusetts, New York, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Minnesota, Illinois, and Colorado.

Community solar + EV charging is an ideal solution for entities located in community solar + EV charging friendly jurisdictions that are looking to cut power costs, provide EV charging options, and take part in a green initiative, without having to install panels on their own property.