Boston Community Solar Cooperative Revenue and Competitors

The Boston Community Solar Cooperative (BCSC) is organizing a grassroots movement to create an equitable and just transition to a clean energy economy in environmental justice communities in Boston. BCSC will develop our first community-owned solar array on the rooftop of 195 Bowdoin Street in Dorchester, home to the Dorchester Food Co-op store.\n\nCommunity solar projects are solar electric systems that are built, financed, and used by you and members of your community — your friends, neighbors, and businesses that you care about. BCSC's community solar program helps communities to build cooperatively-owned solar arrays that are controlled by local communities, where both the financial benefits and the clean electricity are kept close to home. \n\nEnergy resources are essential, and we believe they should be in the hands of the people who use them. We advocate for local cooperative ownership of solar installations, fostering a community that exercises control over its energy sources and reaps the rewards.\n\nWe are committed to breaking down the barriers to solar energy. With our wide range of investment, subscription and co-op engagement options, we help homeowners, renters, businesses, and communities own our collective solar installations. No matter your financial situation, we strive to make solar ownership a reality for all.\n\nWe are currently looking for members and community investment partners. If you are interested in joining us, please let us know.