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Community Solar: A Brighter Future for Our State

Each of us is making Maryland shine brighter in our own way, taking effort both large and small. While there isn’t one single secret ingredient to a better future, there is one choice that can unify us in working for a cleaner Maryland, free of air pollution and in support of our local economy. That […]

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A Balanced Approach to Solar Development

Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email Anti-environmental legislator Wade Kach stirred a hornet’s nest of controversy recently by trying to impose a moratorium on solar development in Baltimore County. Thankfully, he was defeated, but his action is part of a growing trend across Maryland of anti-environmental politicians using the […]

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Real Solutions to Climate Change

Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email Via Maryland League of Conservation Voters Do you remember moving into your first apartment? I loved that feeling of independence. Along with finally being able to sort the recycling and start a compost pile that my roommates hated, I remember looking at our energy […]

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The Founders Round

Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email Sometimes you get the chance to make a difference and create something lasting, something concrete. Montgomery and Prince George’s County residents in the Pepco area now have that chance. They can join their neighbors in helping to found a community shared solar project […]

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Panorama Landfill Solar Project

Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email The unique feature of this project, located in Fort Washington, is that it will be built on a once-used landfill. As such, this land cannot be converted into property used for other services such as recreation or housing development. By building a solar project […]

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Solar farms better than pipelines

Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email Letter to the editor by Brooke Harper Herald-Mail Media As an environmental advocate and activist, I was excited to see the Potomac Edison community solar project launched. Community solar allows residents to access solar by becoming subscribers to solar projects, and in turn, […]

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MOM’s Organic Market Invests in Neighborhood Sun

Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email ROCKVILLE, Md., June 13, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — Maryland-based, family-owned and operated MOM’s Organic Market proudly announces their investment in Neighborhood Sun, a community solar company based in Silver Spring, MD. A certified B Corp, NS connects customers with local solar projects, facilitates the solar net […]

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Neighborhood Sun Poised to Lead Maryland’s New Community Solar Market

Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email Local social enterprise among the first to offer solar in Maryland program just coming online (Silver Spring, Md) – Neighborhood Sun today launched its first round of community solar projects, responding to customer demand for a new kind of solar energy that the […]

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Potomac Edison customers among first in Maryland to be eligible for community solar

Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email via The Frederick News Post A new wave of solar energy is coming onto the Maryland electrical grid, and Potomac Edison customers can now be part of it. Neighborhood Sun, a Silver Spring-based company, officially opened subscriptions to the public in the Potomac Edison […]

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Celebrating Solar Superstars this Galentine’s Day

Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email At Neighborhood Sun, we’re proud to be a solar company made up of 50% women – far exceeding the 2017 solar industry average of 27% according to The Solar Foundation. This means that half of us will be celebrating the women friends in our lives. […]

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