The average household that subscribed to two blocks (4 kW) of Cooperative Solar last year saved enough money to get more than a free month’s worth of electricity.
Members who signed up for one $25 block a month saved $172.28 last year, and members who signed up for two blocks saved $344.56—even after calculating what they paid per block.
Coastal Electric Cooperative offers members the benefit of utility-scale solar with no holes in your roof and no contracts. Shared solar arrays—located in multiple Georgia counties and with millions of solar panels and thousands of acres—give Coastal Electric Cooperative’s residential members access to sustainable, maintenance-free solar energy without the hassles and costs associated with installing panels on their homes.
Coastal Electric Cooperative’s Solar Program allows members to choose the number of solar power blocks (limit two blocks or 4 kW) that work best for their household and pay a fixed rate. The amount of energy produced by solar blocks will appear on the member’s monthly bill just as if the member has rooftop solar panels.
Interested in Cooperative Solar? Visit our cooperative solar page.