US-based Community Solar firm Ipsun Solar, in partnership with Community Housing Partners (CHP), has completed its first solar installation under electricity supplier Dominion Energy’s Income and Age Qualifying Solar Program in Stafford, Virginia. The program, designed for low-income families and seniors, offers incentives for solar photovoltaic (PV) system installations and includes a 25-year warranty covering maintenance and repairs. This step in providing clean energy solutions to underserved communities, helping reduce energy costs and promote sustainability. Ipsun Solar and CHP will continue with the next installation planned for Springfield, VA.
Ipsun Solar, CHP bring solar to low-income and senior Virginia residents
Ipsun Solar and CHP have completed their first solar installation for low-income families in Virginia. (Image Credit/Source: NxTide/Pixabay)
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