Lower Your Electric Bill by 20% — Every Month.

Community Solar is a real, state-regulated program administered through the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJ BPU) Clean Energy Program. Your 20% savings appear directly on your existing electric bill — from PSE&G, JCP&L, or whichever utility you already use. We never ask for your bank account, credit card, or Social Security number. You can verify the program yourself at njcleanenergy.com. And if you're still not sure, call us — we're happy to walk you through it at your own pace.

No — not even for a second. Your electricity stays on through your same utility company. Community Solar works through your existing electric account. Nothing changes at your home — no technicians, no wires, no service interruptions. The only thing that changes is the number on your bill.

No. Community Solar is open to both renters and homeowners. As long as you have a residential electric bill in your name in New Jersey, you most likely qualify. You don't need your landlord's permission, and nothing is installed at your home.

There's no catch. Here's how it works: Community solar farms receive government incentives and tax credits for generating clean energy. To qualify for those incentives, they need local subscribers — that's you. In exchange for subscribing, you receive a 20% discount on your electric supply charges. The solar farm benefits, the environment benefits, and you pay less. It's $0 to sign up, no long-term contract, and you can cancel anytime without any fee.

The discount is 20% on your electric supply charges every month. For a typical NJ household paying around $150/month, that's roughly $30/month — or about $360 per year — with nothing required from you after enrollment. Larger households with higher bills save even more.

Just your name, phone number, and service address. That's it to check eligibility. We look up your utility account using your address — no account numbers, no passwords, no financial information needed at any point.