Statewide solar initiative aims to help Norwalk residents save money while going green
PosiGen's Solar for All initiative, in partnership with Connecticut Green Bank, is helping more low-income residents go green.
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Aug 11, 2021, 5:56 PM
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19h agoPosiGen's Solar for All initiative, in partnership with Connecticut Green Bank, is helping more low-income residents go green.
The program is part of an initiative the solar company has had since 2015.
People can have solar panels installed without
having to meet the high credit scores and high-income requirements that
most solar companies have.
MORE: Solar for All Initiative
PosiGlen has installed panels in a dozen communities, most recently in Norwalk.
So far, 100 homeowners in the city have made the switch.
The average customer saves about $600 annually.
