Community Solar in Saranac Lake

Saranac Lake Community Solar brings locally generated green power to the region, providing material savings on energy to its residents and businesses.

“Adirondackers are living with climate change, and Saranac Lake Community Solar gives us a way to act locally in a way that’s good for people and nature,” said Mike Carr, Executive Director of the Adirondack Land Trust. “This project is a model of how other Adirondack communities can approach renewable energy siting and generation.”

About Saranac Lake Community Solar

The developers of the Saranac Lake Community Solar project, have facilitated over 50 megawatts of solar generation in 20 states, since 2009. Their mission is to make use of available land to farm the sun and offer affordable renewable energy to local communities. Residential and commercial customers can subscribe, and gain electricity credits generated by the array to apply to their National Grid bill.

Three Reasons to Sign Up for Saranac Lake Community Solar

Save up to 10% on your Utility Bill and Lock in long-term savings
If your power bill averages out to $100 a month, you’ll save about $120 annually on electricity. Over time, this will add up to $1000s in savings!

Support Renewable Energy in Your Community
Solar power generates clean electricity without noise or emissions. As a subscriber, not only will you save money, you’ll be reducing the carbon footprint of our region.

Signing Up is Easy and Free
There is no cost to enroll – all you have to do is sign up and your energy credits will be applied to your utility bill. It’s that simple.