If your household takes part in SNAP, Medicaid, LIHEAP, Section 8 or a similar program, you qualify. You subscribe to a share of a solar farm in Prince George’s County, the credits land on the Pepco bill you already get, and you pay 25% less for them than they are worth. Renters welcome. Pepco stays your utility.
About two minutes on your phone. No upfront cost to enroll. Cancel with notice.
Example only. Your credits depend on your usage and the farm’s output; the 25% discount is on the credits, not the whole bill. Everything stays on one Pepco bill.
The farm behind this offer runs on the federal income-qualified program, so the list is the federal one. One program is enough.
Maryland’s income-qualified limit is 80% of the state median income. If your household is under the figure for its size, you qualify.
| People in household | Annual income up to |
|---|---|
| 1 | $68,500 |
| 2 | $78,250 |
| 3 | $88,050 |
| 4 | $97,800 |
| 5 | $105,650 |
| 6 | $113,450 |
| 7 | $121,300 |
| 8 | $129,100 |
Maryland DHCD 2024 figures, as printed on the income-qualified agreement. Add $7,800 for each person beyond eight.
There is no installer, no site visit and no new account. The whole thing is a form and a signature.
Your name, your county, that you are a Pepco customer, and which program or income band applies to you. The Finder matches you to the farm.
about 60 secondsWe read the account number and your usage off it, so there is nothing to copy by hand. Any recent bill works.
about 30 secondsThe agreement opens right there and you sign with your finger. A copy comes to your email. Credits start when the farm confirms your spot.
about 60 secondsThe farm is in Clinton, Maryland, on Pepco’s grid. Subscribing to a share of it is what puts the credits on your bill. Spots are limited by the size of the farm, so enrollment is first come, first served.
Two minutes, your phone, a photo of your Pepco bill. If you do not qualify, the Finder tells you so and nothing is signed.
This page is published by JoinCommunity.Solar for Pepco customers in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties, Maryland. It is not a Pepco program and is not a government program. Pepco is a trademark of its owner and is named here only to identify the utility territory. Community solar availability depends on how much room the farm has left. Savings are estimates and vary with your usage and the farm’s output; the 25% discount applies to the solar credits on your bill, not to the whole bill.
Income-qualified enrollment requires documentation that your household takes part in a qualifying program or meets the income limit; you can provide it after signing. Enrollment is handled by Our Power Co. (T/A My Utility Advisor), a community solar subscriber organization licensed by the Maryland Public Service Commission, Subscription Coordinator No. 23D3065350006676.