Solar advocacy resources

This is a detailed handout to help you fight back against the utility claim/myth that solar causes a cost-shift and outlines why solar provides a net benefit to all utility customers.

Community solar projects need to be built in a way that respects the area where they are sited. This guide shows how this can be done.

Letters to the editor are a great way to demonstrate the support solar has in the community. This fact sheet will help you write an effective letter and increase the odds that it gets published.

Texas law protects homeowners’ right to go solar, with limitations. Learn what homeowners must do to have their system installed.

Learn how power purchase agreements can benefit Florida schools, nonprofits, and municipalities.

Legalizing Power Purchase Agreements in Florida could create 25,000+ Florida jobs and $4 billion in investment. This report examines how.

Solar United Neighbors worked for three years on a program to help low-income families go solar in D.C. This report details what we learned.

This report shows the benefits that would come from legalizing power purchase agreements in West Virginia.

Rappahannock Electric Cooperative customers are paying more than they should for electricity. This is due to expensive contracts the cooperative signed with coal generators.

Check out our YouTube Channel’s advocacy playlist. We have videos on a variety of topics and are adding more all the time. While you’re there, subscribe to our channel.

Check out our training on how you can lobby from your couch to help move the solar movement forward!

Learn more about how to write a Letter to the Editor in this training. You will learn the basics and dive into tips and tricks on how to maximize the impact of your letter and increase your chances of getting it published.

This webinar explores why rooftop solar is a net benefit to all utility customers.