JOE-4-SUN
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Overview
JOE-4-SUN
Overview: Low-income community shared solar program providing green energy credits to eligible households in Massachusetts.
Geographic Scope: Massachusetts
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Background: Launched in August 2019. Legislation sponsored by Massachusetts House Speaker Robert DeLeo paved the way for the program. Represents the largest Low-Income Community Shared Solar initiative in Massachusetts.
Contact: Applications available online at http://bit.ly/2lKiKYU
How to Apply
Application Process
- Online Application: Available at http://bit.ly/2lKiKYU
- Eligibility Verification: Household must already be receiving discount rates from Eversource or National Grid
- Enrollment: Close to 2,000 families enroll annually in fall periods
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