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Yes, you can go solar.

Support solar power with your power bill. Every month. No cost to join.

Only 17% of the US power grid is clean energy. But when you join a local solar project, your power bill puts solar on the grid—and you help create a 100% clean energy future.

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Arcadia gives anyone, anywhere the ability to choose clean energy.

The average member cancels out the equivalent of 712 pounds of coal per month!

Imagine the impact if everyone joined.

Join these members in driving change.

I was looking into solar panels but was concerned, as a renter, what my landlord would say. As soon as I learned about Arcadia, I knew that this was going to be the easiest clean energy option for me.
Read Zeb's story →
Georgia
Arcadia is a way to show up for a value of mine, which is to support alternative energy systems. It is a small part of what I can do to do better by my community, which feels really good.
Read Kate's story →
Colorado
Signing up for Arcadia was super easy — I was able to join a community solar project in my state in just one click. Plus, it’s really easy to use, and it’s clear for me as a consumer to understand what is going on.
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Rhode Island

How it works, and saves you a little money

Arcadia is for anyone who wants clean energy at home and more solar on the local grid for everyone. It’s for renters and homeowners alike, whether you use a little electricity or a lot, with nothing to install or change about how much electricity you use or how you use it. There’s no cost to join.

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  1. Sign up.

    When you sign up and connect your utility account, you join a share of a community solar project — a group of panels on farms, rooftops, and other large, open spaces. We'll use your historical energy use to allocate your share of the project. There's no cost to join.

  2. Say hello to clean.

    Your home’s electricity usage will now be covered with verified clean energy (via renewable energy certificates) from wind farms, while more solar energy gets added to your local grid for everyone. So every time you pay your electricity bill, you’re deciding what your dollars support.

  3. Save some money.

    Once your project’s built, your utility company will pay for the solar energy your share produces. You’ll keep 5-10% of it, and the rest goes directly back to the solar developers to keep their projects going.

  4. Save the US from old energy sources.

    You’re doing your part to save the US from old, dirty energy. Homes here are 83% powered by old school sources like coal and gas — every single month.
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With Arcadia, get clean energy with:

  • Nothing to install
  • No interruption in service
  • The same electricity company
  • The same electricity quality
  • Zero credit card fees
  • No-fuss cancellation any time
  • Dashboard to see your impact
  • Dedicated customer service

Projects being developed right now.

See the projects that are going to change the US’s grid by replacing dirty energy with solar energy.

Truck & Trailer
Brooklyn, NY
The Truck & Trailer project located in Brooklyn, NY is expected to produce about 124,000 kWh a year, serving 15 homes. That’s enough clean energy to drive 217,551 miles without a drop of fossil fuel.
Speedway
Elwood, IL
The Speedway project located in Elwood, IL is expected to produce about 3,269,849 kWh a year, serving 391 homes. That’s enough clean energy to drive 5,736,759 miles without a drop of fossil fuel.
Goat Island
Burrillville, RI
The Goat Island project located in Burrillville, RI is expected to produce about 4,513,816 kWh a year, serving 540 homes. That’s enough clean energy to drive 7,919,227 miles without a drop of fossil fuel.

A brighter future for all

More clean energy on your local grid is just the beginning. Because solar farms are built on open farmland, building roofs, and other unused, open spaces, they support your community directly in other ways too.

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  • It's a win for local farmers.

    Farmers get an additional revenue stream when they let solar developers lease their space and set up panel arrays on their land.

  • It's a win for local businesses.

    Owners of capped landfills and unutilized commercial roofs (like schools) also get paid to lease their space, creating a new revenue stream.

  • It's a win for local workers.

    When solar projects are built in your area, they create jobs for the people living there for months at a time per project.

  • It's a win for local families.

    Community solar projects generate clean power that the local utility company would otherwise get from dirty energy, so everyone nearby benefits, whether or not they’re members of the project.

  • It's a win for local growth.

    Community solar projects invest in the local area. This adds to the municipal tax base, leaving residents and business owners with more to spend within the community.

Make an impact

Only 17% of the electricity you use is clean.

Join Arcadia to get 100% clean energy for your home and put good solar energy on your city’s power grid.

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Sources

  1. Percent of power grid clean and non-renewable is from EPA’s Emission & Generation Resource Integrated Database - as per EGRID 2018 summary (epa.gov/egrid/egrid-summary-tables)
  2. Pounds of coal equal to average home’s power usage is from EPA’s carbon equivalency calculator (914 kWh/month average) (epa.gov/energy/greenhouse-gas-equivalencies-calculator)
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