Protecting D.C. residents’ right to interconnect their systems Beginning in 2008, Solar United Neighbors of D.C. (then called D.C. SUN) began regularly intervening on ... Read More
Solar United Neighbors Executive Director named White House Solar Champion of Change In 2014, President Obama named Solar United Neighbors Executive Director Anya Schoolman a White House ... Read More
Convening stakeholders to ensure solar benefits everyone In April 2014, we partnered with the George Washington University Solar Institute, convening 70 ... Read More
How D.C. advocates made community solar a reality In D.C., we passed the Community Renewables Energy Act of 2013. The bill authorizes virtual ... Read More
D.C. solar champions change law to direct solar benefits to District residents Through May 2011 247 ... Read More
How our first solar co-ops got started Solar United Neighbors started as a neighborhood project in Washington, D.C. Formed as the Mt. Pleasant ... Read More
D.C. solar advocates jumpstart the District’s solar market In 2008, Solar United Neighbors of D.C. (then known as DC SUN) helped pass the Clean and Affordable ... Read More
Fighting the Exelon monopoly: How we built a powerful force for local control of our energy ... Read More
Rosanne and Joel – Washington, D.C. Having a team of people vetting proposals and making the decision on a company that would best suit the ... Read More
