Free ResearchCommunity Solar Program Design Models Databook examining the current state of the community solar market Analysis of survey findings from over 50 program administrators Framework for identifying program design decisions for new program developmentIs it all hype? Here’s what the data says about community solar.Community solar (also known as “shared solar”) has been a hot topic for years; but, there has been little public data available on the community solar market’s development – leaving industry players guessing – until now. This report – funded by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Solar Energy Technologies Office – provides essential facts and figures regarding generating capacity, subscription rates, and other performance metrics for the community solar market.Key insights from eight years of community solar market data.Since 2010, the Smart Electric Power Alliance has tracked every launched and publicly announced community solar program in the United States, creating one of the nation’s most extensive repositories of community solar data. In this report, we’re making the key takeaways from this vast data set available to the public for free.With the information in this report, you will discover:how state-level shared solar policies impact community solar market developmenthow quickly the community solar market has grown in the last 10 yearstypical community solar program subscription rates based on several factorswhich kinds of community solar programs are gaining traction with cooperative v. public power v. investor-owned utilitieshow investor-owned utilities are coupling shared solar with other offerings to create next-generation customer programskey insights for low-income community programshow to use the Community Solar Decision Tree process to streamline program attribute design processThat’s just a partial list of what you’ll gain with this report. If you are interested in speaking to one of our community solar program experts, please reach out to our advisory services team.Community Solar Program Design Models Research reportName* First Last Email* Company*Title*Phone (Optional)Job Function*AdministrationBusiness DevelopmentCustomer RelationsDistributionEngineering & TechnicalGeneration & TransmissionPlanningProjects & ProgramsRegulatory, Policy & LegalOtherJob Level*C-levelVice PresidentDirectorManagerProfessionalOrganization Type*UtilityCorporateGovernment, Non-Profit & Education Sign me up to receive updates on Regulatory & Business Innovation?