Unlock the power of shared solar from the comfort of your home. No installation or rooftop hassle!
When you connect to community solar, you cut your home energy costs all while supporting a sustainable future for New Mexico.
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Community Solar for New Mexico
About New Mexico Community Solar
Quick Facts
Save up to 10-30%
on electric costs
No cost to join
No added fees - cancel anytime
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No installation or rooftop required
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Enter your information to get early access to community solar in New Mexico
You’ll be the first to know when New Mexico solar farm become available.
How it Works
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FAQ
Do I have to install solar panels on my property?
No! You do not need to install anything to enjoy the benefits of community solar. Simply sign up online, hassle-free.
Do I need to switch my utility when I sign up?
No, you do not need to switch. You keep your existing utility account and continue to receive electricity as you normally do.
How does Solstice connect to my utility?
When you sign up with Solstice, you’ll input your address and utility account information. Solstice can then reserve you a share of the solar farm that matches your typical energy use. You can connect to your utility by either logging in to your utility account directly in our platform, or by uploading a bill.
What happens to the solar power that gets produced by my share of the farm?
Why does Community Solar cost less?
Solar is finally cheaper to produce than other traditional energy. States that offer community solar want to incentivize a transition to clean energy, and community solar programs create the financial structures that make it truly affordable. That’s how community solar subscribers receive a monthly discount. Solstice bills you for the energy produced by your share of the solar farm at a set discounted rate, and this discount brings down your overall electric bills.
What happens after I sign up?
Once you’ve signed up, you have officially reserved your spot on the local solar farm. When the panels are turned on and actively producing power for the grid, you’ll start to receive solar credits on your bill.
