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    • Home Solar Opportunity Available to Residents

    Solar Opportunity Available to Residents

    City Joins Solar Co-op with Westminster, Adams County

    Learn more and become a member today at http://solarunitedneighbors.org/adamscounty.

    Adams County and the cities of Northglenn and Westminster announced a regional collaboration with the nonprofit Solar United Neighbors to launch the Adams County Solar Co-op to help area residents go solar to support local climate and energy goals.

    The solar co-op is free to join and is open to homeowners and business owners in Northglenn, unincorporated Adams County and Westminster. 

    Together, co-op members will learn about solar energy and leverage their numbers to purchase individual solar systems at a discounted group price. Joining the co-op does not obligate members to purchase solar. Instead, members will have the option to individually purchase panels, electric vehicle chargers, and battery storage based on the installer’s group rate.

    “Northglenn is so excited to be a part of the Adams County Solar Co-op,” said Mayor Meredith Leighty. “Sustainability is a key element in our strategic plan, and this will offer our residents another opportunity to reduce our carbon footprint.”