Maine Community Solar

Maine Community Solar Providing Maine residents and local businesses the opportunity to go green & reduce electricity costs

Summer in Maine can't be beat.
06/16/2026

Summer in Maine can't be beat.

With the longest day of the year approaching, how will you spend it?
06/14/2026

With the longest day of the year approaching, how will you spend it?

Flag Day is a good reminder that the best version of this country gets built at the neighborhood level.
06/13/2026

Flag Day is a good reminder that the best version of this country gets built at the neighborhood level.

Is Community Solar too good to be true?Anything that is free and offers benefits naturally gets met with skepticism.What...
06/08/2026

Is Community Solar too good to be true?

Anything that is free and offers benefits naturally gets met with skepticism.

What's your biggest question about community solar? Drop it below. 👇

The sun has always shaped how humans live, gather, and feel. With the longest day of the year approaching, this season i...
06/07/2026

The sun has always shaped how humans live, gather, and feel. With the longest day of the year approaching, this season is a reminder to slow down, look up, and appreciate the light while it’s here.

06/06/2026

What makes Community Solar possible?

June is here. People are outside, plans are filling in, and things are heating up.
06/01/2026

June is here. People are outside, plans are filling in, and things are heating up.

06/01/2026

Turns out supporting local communities and finding raviolis have a lot in common: you’ve gotta know where to look.

World Bee Day, May 20. About a third of the food humans eat depends on pollinators. Bees do most of that work.Solar farm...
05/20/2026

World Bee Day, May 20. About a third of the food humans eat depends on pollinators. Bees do most of that work.

Solar farms and bees aren't usually in the same conversation. But they should be. A growing number of community solar farms plant pollinator habitat between and beneath their panels: clover, native wildflowers, and milkweed. The land does triple duty: clean energy, pollinator support, and topsoil recovery.

There’s been some talk around the office since Bike to Work Day last Friday. Mostly about the different ways we all get ...
05/18/2026

There’s been some talk around the office since Bike to Work Day last Friday. Mostly about the different ways we all get around.

Forty miles by car burns about a gallon and a half of gas. Forty miles by bike burns a sandwich.

Community solar shows up in this math, too. Last year, we enrolled roughly 75,000,000 kWh of community solar capacity, the equivalent of powering about 270 million miles of EV driving!

How do you get around town?

Address

120 Exchange Street Suite 220
Portland, ME
04101

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5am

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