Con Edison Solutions is one of the first companies to develop community solar in Illinois. The new community solar facilities developed on former farmland in St. Anne brings solar generated power to Commonwealth Edison customers. This means that nearby residents and businesses, as well as those in most of northern Illinois, including Chicago, can save on their electricity costs while supporting Illinois solar. Based upon the EPA equivalencies calculator, this facility can meet the electricity needs of more than 560 average homes.

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The Beecher community solar facility is Con Edison Solutions’ initial community solar development in Illinois. This community solar project is helping meet the goals of Illinois to generate more power from green sources and it is offering those residents and businesses that subscribe a way to lower their electricity costs. Based upon the EPA equivalencies calculator, this facility can meet the electricity needs of approximately 550 average homes.

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The Peoria community solar facility is Con Edison Solutions’ initial community solar development in Illinois. This community solar project is helping meet the goals of Illinois to generate more power from green sources and it is offering those residents and businesses that subscribe a way to lower their electricity costs. Based upon the EPA equivalencies calculator, this facility can meet the electricity needs of approximately 550 average homes.

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This facility brings the benefits of community solar to residents and businesses throughout the Commonwealth Edison territory. Subscribers benefit from a lower cost of electricity while they are also supporting the development of locally produced solar power. According to the EPA equivalencies calculator, this facility can reduce CO2 emissions by nearly 3,400 metric tons which is equivalent to burning over 380,000 gallons of gasoline each year.

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Con Edison Solutions designed, installed and manages a community solar facility on a site near Northampton, Massachusetts. Con Edison Solutions transformed a former rock quarry into a facility producing clean solar energy. Con Edison Solutions planted trees on the site and donated more than 20 acres to the town for preservation in its natural state. Over 150 residential and commercial subscribers are saving money on their electricity costs each month while they support local solar power.

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The Marbletown community solar project is designed, built, and managed by Con Edison Solutions on land that was once a farm. The site is well-screened from the road and a nearby nature trail and is quietly producing clean, green energy for Central Hudson customers. This is the first project for Con Edison Solutions to develop in the Central Hudson utility territory and businesses and residents in the nearby communities can save on their electricity costs while supporting local solar power. Based upon the EPA equivalencies calculator, this facility can meet the electricity needs of approximately 860 average homes.

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The Archdiocese of New York engaged Con Edison Solutions to design, build, install and manage a community solar facility at Moore Catholic High School. Subscribers include the school, local churches, and parishioners and enables these enrollments save on their electricity costs while supporting Pope Francis’ edict on climate change and the environment.

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Monsignor Farrell High School, located in the Oakwood section of Staten Island, was the second community solar project the Archdiocese of New York initiated with Con Edison Solutions. Con Edison Solutions designed, built, and manages the facility for the Archdiocese. The school, local churches, and parishioners are subscribed which lets them save on their electricity costs while supporting local solar power development.