Tapping into renewable energy like solar isn’t just for homeowners anymore.
Renters can get into the game, too.
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The competition will strive to promote and fund community solar projects across the nation.
Community solar
There are large-scale solar farms built locally that power communities.
“That is the most commercially available and has been tested, tried and true.
Portable solar systems are mobile and can easily be set up.
RECs represent one-megawatt hour of renewable energy and can be purchased through retailers and utility companies.
They cost extra if you don’t own solar panels.
Owners of rooftop installed solar systems can sell RECs where markets exist to help offset their utility costs.
Renters that don’t own panels can only buy them.
Traditional solar panels
You may plan on living in the home you’re renting long-term.
In that case, you could talk to your landlord and pay for the installation of full solar.
It could be a significant investment, but one that saves you more money over time.
Is it worth going solar if you don’t own a home?
The simple answer is: It depends.
“Renters certainly do have options – there is value in community solar.
See which option makes sense for you, and be sure your landlord or apartment complex clears it.
