A US judge has delivered a ruling that will have a substantial impact on two major energy producing industries: solar power and natural gas. This judge has ruled, for the first time ever, that solar power delivered without subsidies is more effective than natural gas. This single ruling could very well lead to more than […]
There are now several options for homeowners and businesses that want to go solar — purchasing tax credits/rebates, solar leasing, power purchase agreements (PPAs), PACE financing, and more. However, nonprofits don’t have these same options. Due to the federal tax credit being centered around having tax liability (which nonprofits don’t have), it’s not as economical […]
PV Solar Report is a daily digest for solar professionals and they featured CollectiveSun and our work with TERI’s Marshall House. “As part of a trend to help nonprofits go solar, CollectiveSun and Baker Electric help the TERI Marshall House in Vista, California save on energy expenses with an 11.5kW rooftop solar array. The system will […]
CollectiveSun has been getting some exposure recently and we’re excited to share an article that our friends at XConomy posted. “CollectiveSun enables nonprofits to enjoy the benefits of renewable energy by leveraging the power of their collective communities. It truly is power by the people.” Follow this link to read the full article! […]
Justmeans posted an article about us – check it out! “There is something going on in California called CollectiveSun™, a community-driven solar investment platform that works exclusively with not-for-profits to help finance their sustainable solar power projects. CollectiveSun™ has recognized that this “third sector” is one of the most underserved segments in the distribution of solar […]
TriplePundit was kind enough to republish the article that XConomy posted about CollectiveSun. “Perhaps the biggest challenge for nonprofits that want to install solar energy systems is that a variety of tax laws have created a perverse disincentive where donations to buy solar panels actually hurt the nonprofit. Since renewable energy projects are incentivized through […]
Read More… from SPECIAL THANKS TO TRIPLEPUNDIT FOR REPUBLISHING OUR ARTICLE ON XCONOMY!
