Go solar in a Florida co-op

Leverage the power of group negotiation

Why join a Solar United Neighbors co-op? We organize 50 to 100 neighbors together into a group, or co-op, and give you support through each stage of the solar process. Co-op participants leverage bulk-purchasing power to get discounted pricing and a quality installation, while still signing individual contracts that ensure the right system for your home.

This has been a great process! There is no way any of us could have done this well at finding a contractor on our own. Thanks! co-op participant John McMurran

Learn more about solar co-ops in Florida

Co-ops open to new participants

• Alachua County Solar Co-op
• Collier County Solar Co-op
• Miami-Dade Employee Solar Co-op
• Okaloosa-Walton Solar Co-op

Co-ops closed to new participants

• Alachua County Solar Co-op
• Citrus County Solar Co-op
• East Broward County Solar Co-op
• Franklin-Bay Solar Co-op
• Highlands County Solar Co-op
• Hillsborough County Solar Co-op
• Leon County Solar Co-op
• Manatee County Solar Co-op
• Miami Summer Solar Co-op
• Miami UTD (United Teachers of Dade) Solar Co-op
• North Pinellas County Solar Co-op
• Orange County Solar Co-op
• Palm Beach County Solar Co-op
• Polk County Solar Co-op
• Sarasota Solar Co-op
• Seminole County Solar Co-op
• St. Johns County Solar Co-op
• St. Pete Summer Solar Co-op
• Upper Keys Solar Co-op
• Volusia County Solar Co-op
• West Broward County Solar Co-op
• St. Pete Autumn Solar Co-op

Completed co-ops

• Orange County Solar Co-op
• Orlando – Winter Park Solar Co-op
• Sarasota (2016) Solar Co-op
• Space Coast Solar Co-op
• St. Petersburg Solar Co-op
• West Orange Solar Co-op

Can’t find a co-op in your area?

Our membership program can help you go solar on your own.