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New York State introduced community solar energy policies in 2021 that are designed to support the adoption of solar by underserved and disadvantaged communities. How can you take advantage?

OYA Solar will fund and own Omni Navitas’ 600 MW community solar pipeline in New York, Virginia, and Pennsylvania, creating a combined development pipeline for both companies exceeding 3 GW.

The Town of Independence in Allegany County has signed up to receive 10% in annual electricity savings through community solar in addition to the tax revenue it receives from hosting three community solar projects.

YA Solar, a solar developer and asset owner, announced today that Rensselaer County has subscribed for 7.4 MWDC of clean energy from OYA’s community solar projects in New York State.

Brief remarks by the County Executive of Rensselaer County and OYA Solar to celebrate the official participation of Rensselaer County in community solar at the Rensselaer County buildings’ rooftop terrace.

Information session with OYA’s Community Solar Manager and Project Manager. This is a discussion around the benefits of going solar through community solar projects

Solar farms are a win-win as they enable landowners to make money off of unused land, serve residents with access to better utility rates, and help states tackle energy and environmental targets. Learn about how solar farms harness unused land for the benefit of many.

OYA Solar Closes Development Capital Facility with Greenbacker Capital That Will Support Community Solar Projects Across New York State

The renewable energy industry outpaced coal generation for 153 days versus 39 in 2019. Here’s how the solar industry has evolved and how trends have impacted the solar outlook for 2021.