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Solar Energy Resources

There are several options for rebuilding residents affected by the Marshall Fire to meet their electricity needs through solar energy and meet any applicable code requirements for renewable power generation. This website is a work in progress and will be updated as more resources become available.

Rooftop Solar

The nonprofit Solar United Neighbors (SUN) is creating a solar co-op that will make it easy for all residents who are rebuilding their homes to save on the installation of solar panels, often significantly below what they would pay on their own. The solar co-op is free to join and there’s no commitment to purchase a system. By going solar as a group and its members choosing a single installer, the group can save on the cost of solar in addition to taking advantage of the existing significant tax credits available for rooftop solar. This program will be available to residents and small businesses of any participating municipality across Boulder County with special resources dedicated to the Marshall Fire rebuild. Learn more about the program and sign up here: Broomfield Solar and Storage Co-op | Solar United Neighbors