Leading the Charge in Large-Scale Decarbonization
Clean Earth Renewables digitally connects electricity customers - renters, homeowners, commercial property owners and tenants to community solar projects that help achieve sustainability goals and reduce electricity costs.
Save up to 20% on your electricity supply costs!
No rooftop panels, no contract, no sign-up fees, no cancellation. Win-Win-Win-Win!
Who We Serve
Our corporate partners rely on us for innovative clean energy savings tools, ensuring a sustainable future for their business's value chain. Support a local community solar company and save money on your energy costs with Clean Earth Renewables!
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Savings vary by state & susbcriber type
Community Solar Frequently Asked Questions
Is my business eligible for Community solar?
If you’re in a community solar eligible utility, your business may qualify. Each utility has different requirements for eligible rate classes and usage, so we’ll need to evaluate each opportunity individually. If you’re interested in checking availability with our team, fill out the form and a member of our team will connect with you right away and let you know if a solar farm is available.
If I have a business account, do I have to pay my power bill through the solar farm developer's billing platform?
How you pay your power bills on a community solar program depends on rules laid out by your state and your utility. Businesses in some utility areas can join a local solar farm without paying any bills through the solar farm developer's billing platform. This is known as Utility Consolidated Billing, or “UCB”. This option is available to commercial accounts in Illinois, New York and Virginia.
Businesses in other areas can maintain their current line of payment with their utility, but they will need to pay an additional bill with the solar farm developer's billing platform. This is known as “Dual Billing”, and is available in Delaware, Massachusetts, Maine, Illinois, New Jersey, and New York.
Yet a third option exists where businesses can opt to pay only one bill through their solar farm developer's billing platform, who will then send remittance to the utility. This option is known as Developer Consolidated Billing, or “DCB”. This option is available in Delaware, New Mexico, Maryland, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Maine, Illinois, Colorado, New Jersey, and New York. If you have a business in one of these utility territories and would like to learn more about joining our community solar program, please fill out this form and we'll connect with you right away and let you know if a solar farm is available in your service territory.
What if I have more than one business utility bill?
We welcome business of all shapes and sizes, including those with multiple utility bills (yup, even across multiple utilities!). If you will be using the same form of payment for all your utility bills, we can nestle them under one Billing Platform account for you. If you’d like the flexibility to have different properties pay with different payment methods, we’d recommend having one Billing Platform account per payment method.
Where is Community Solar available?
Colorado
Delaware
Illinois
Maryland
Maine
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
Oregon
Rhode Island
New Mexico
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Client Testimonials
Working with David at Clean Earth to secure our land lease was very easy. He secured above-market rental rates & terms for us with a top Community Solar developer in Illinois, and we’ve already earned our first pre-construction option payment. Both organizations have been a pleasure to work with and we are excited to move through the development process and begin earning soon. Thank you David & Clean Earth Renewables!
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Sherri Baker
19 days ago
We had an amazing experience with this solar energy company! Diana and the team were professional, efficient, and made the whole process smooth from start to finish, helping us save on energy costs while being environmentally friendly.
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