Ipsun Solar, a community-based solar company serving Virginia, Washington D.C., and Maryland and Civic Renewables company, is partnering with Community Housing Partners (CHP), to provide solar for low-income families and seniors as part of Dominion Energy's Income and Age Qualifying Solar Program. The program, available to eligible customers in Dominion's Virginia service territory, offers residents incentives to install solar photovoltaic (PV) systems. The program includes a 25-year warranty for maintenance and repairs at no cost to the customer. Community Housing Partners (CHP) and Ipsun Solar have completed their first solar installation in Stafford, VA. This milestone marks a significant achievement in the Dominion Program, which is designed to make solar energy more accessible to homeowners across the state.
"We're excited to partner with Ipsun Solar and value their solar expertise as they help us serve more families in Virginia through the Dominion Energy Income and Age Qualifying Solar Program. Their dedication to helping families who need it the most while protecting the environment are shared principles we look for in a partner. We look forward to working with Ipsun on this first install and many more in the future!" said Ethan Heslep, Director of Utility Programs at CHP Energy Solutions.
"This collaboration with Community Housing Partners and Dominion Energy is a key step in our commitment to bringing renewable energy solutions to all in our community, especially those who can benefit the most from reduced energy costs. We are proud to support projects that promote sustainability and strengthen the local communities we serve," said Leon Keshishian, Founder and CEO of Civic Renewables. "Homeowners who qualify for this program can look forward to reduced utility bills and the satisfaction of contributing to a greener planet."
The program is a collaborative effort to bring solar energy solutions to income and age-qualified households. By leveraging the expertise of Ipsun Solar, Community Housing Partners can offer sustainable energy options that reduce energy costs and harmful pollution in Virginia communities. The next solar installation project is officially set for Springfield, VA.