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Celebrating Women's History Month & Solar
Women’s History Month serves as an opportunity to celebrate the significant and trailblazing achievements of women across various fields, and the solar industry is no exception. Throughout history, women have played a crucial role in advancing affordable, renewable energy, particularly solar power, by driving innovation, expanding career opportunities, and advancing environmental sustainability. -
Cutting Electricity Bills, Repairing Homes, & Building Resilience
Just two years ago, my friend and colleague at Groundswell, Deitra Crawley, and I had a prayerful conversation about bringing Save On Utilities Long term (SOUL) work, which focuses on repairing homes and improving energy efficiency, to East Alabama. Her father had served as the mayor of Lanett, and my daddy’s family is from the Level Roads area near Wadley, Alabama. -
Building Community Power Together
When you registered for SharePower, did you know those couple of minutes spent filling out your information would lead to more accessible clean energy for your community? -
How We’re Cutting Electricity Bills in Half
Many of our neighbors, especially in rural communities, pay 20%, 30%, or even 40% of their entire household income to keep the lights on. Imagine what cutting electricity bills in half would mean for their families and our communities. -
Giving Thanks for Your Impact on the Community
As we gather around the table this Thanksgiving, we want to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude to you for making a difference for your community and the environment through your SharePower subscription. Your decision to subscribe to community solar is not just a choice for clean energy; it's a powerful step towards making a positive impact in our community. -
Maryland Tough, Baltimore Strong
It's undeniable that the "Maryland Tough, Baltimore Strong" motto has resonated through social media, news outlets, and conversations lately, especially after the devastating collapse of the Key Bridge on the early morning of March 26th. This resilient spirit reflects the challenges and hardships Marylanders, particularly those in Baltimore, have weathered throughout history.