In 2025, electricity prices increased 6.9% year over year, putting nonprofits that are already experiencing federal funding cuts in a vulnerable position. While many operational costs are fixed, nonprofits have a unique opportunity to reduce or eliminate electricity expenses with on-site solar energy. Federal solar incentives are set to expire in July, but nonprofit organizations have a unique opportunity in the next 3 months to maximize their long-term savings through a combination of federal incentives, state incentives and grant programs.
Join solar policy experts from Resonant Energy, Green Energy Consumers Alliance and Vote Solar to learn about the financial, environmental and public health benefits of solar. We’ll review recent economic research and the different financing pathways available to nonprofits at this critical moment.