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How do Dimension’s community solar projects work?

Our community solar farms convert sunlight into electricity.

We deliver that clean power to the local electric grid, generating solar credits.

We sell these solar credits to the electric utility. Then we pass a portion of them to local residents and small businesses that subscribe to the community solar farm.

Subscribers receive the community solar credits on their utility bill, saving them money each month.

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Strengthening the grid coast to coast with clean energy

$400M+

Invested in clean energy assets, surpassing 400MW since 2018.

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Serving 12,500 community solar customers, including 10,000+ low income subscribers.

$2.5bil

To be invested over 5 years in a 2.3+ gigawatt project pipeline across 12 states.

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Committed to Communities

"What we love about community solar is it keeps the benefits of clean energy local."

Jordan Ruttenberg

Vice President of M&A

"Community solar provides a form of clean energy that’s actually accessible to low to moderate income communities around this country.”

Charlotte Parker

Director of Community Engagement

“We’re in community solar, we’re here to provide solar access to underserved and underrepresented communities, and we reflect those values in our company and what we’re doing.”

Sonnet Edmonds

General Counsel

“We engage stakeholders at the ground-level and lead by listening to ensure community voices are heard throughout the process.”

Joe Henri

Senior Vice President of Policy

“Dimension’s community-scale clean energy projects put capital to use to deliver strong, consistent financial returns, while creating positive value in communities throughout the country.”

Patrick Schaufelberger

Senior Vice President of Project Finance

"As the long-term owner and operator of these projects, it's very important that we remain a stable, reliable presence in our communities and continue delivering all of the benefits that we've committed."

Bryan Bentrott

Vice President of Origination

“I definitely feel empowered in my role to make a difference. I think that’s innate in the type of work that we do at Dimension, but also a result of the culture here.”

David Granlund

Vice President of Operations

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