Our Campaigns
Through streamlined and targeted initiatives, our campaigns are an avenue to partner with local organizations and community leaders to build clean energy momentum in their own town or region.
By combining bulk purchase discounts, offering custom financing, organizing workshops, and identifying the solar potential of buildings we provide the tools and expertise necessary for engaging local institutions in their consideration of solar.
We have conducted a number of campaigns, detailed below, with a focus on making clean energy accessible, while simultaneously increasing financial and environmental benefits. Contact us if you would be interested in learning more about partnering with us and accelerating the solar movement in your own community.
Westwood Interfaith Solar Campaign, 2020
First Parish Westwood
First Baptist Westwood
Temple Beth David
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Since its launch, Westwood Interfaith Solar Campaign has succeeded in empowering four houses of worship from four diverse faith backgrounds to chose solar. First Parish Westwood, First Baptist Westwood, Temple Beth David and soon to be St. John’s Episcopal Church will have the equivalent carbon reduction as conserving an area of forest greater in size than forty-six Fenway Parks. Once complete, the the cumulative size of the arrays will be 108 kW, producing an annual 122,000 kilowatt-hours (kWh). Projected 25 year savings for all four projects are expected to be just shy of one million dollars.
Rise Up Solar! 2019
Across Massachusetts, houses of worship are joining the clean energy movement and using the benefits to support the communities they serve. Massachusetts Interfaith Power & Light (MIP&L) and Resonant Energy are teaming up to help houses of worship access the tools to be leaders in this movement.
Massachusetts Interfaith Power & Light (MassIPL) is a 20-year-old nonprofit organization that has been helping houses of worship lower their carbon footprint through energy efficiency and renewable energy, as well as grassroots advocacy for climate-friendly policy, legislation, and regulation. Over the past 20 years, MassIPL has completed over 200 energy audits and during the 6 years of their solar energy program, have guided over three dozen houses of worship to successful solar installations. MassIPL and Resonant Energy have been partners in the expanding access to solar for over 4 years.
West Medford Baptist Church
Melrose Aldermen and Energy Commission Meeting
Go Solar Melrose, 2018-2019
The City of Melrose, Melrose Energy Commission (MEC), Resonant Energy and Boston Solar Company are teaming up to help the City achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050 through widespread adoption of rooftop solar. Through the campaign three houses of worships— Melrose Highland Congregational Church, Green Street Baptist Church, and The First Baptist Church of Melrose— successfully went solar.
The City completed a highly successful residential solar campaign and is now looking to connect nonprofits, houses of worship, and local businesses to solar solutions designed for them.
Cape Ann Solar Campaign, 2019
Resonant Energy and Town Green 2025 are working with nonprofits, local businesses, and community-leaders to aggregate local buying power, go solar, and achieve thousands of dollars of savings in the process. Read the full press release here.
TownGreen2025 and Resonant Energy have committed to addressing the global problem of climate change at the local level by launching a new community campaign to unlock the solar potential of Cape Ann. The City of Gloucester has already successfully built 4MW of wind turbines to power municipal buildings, but in order to achieve carbon neutrality by 2025 the widespread adoption of solar energy is needed.
First Baptist Church of Riverhead
PowerUp Solar Long Island, 2019
Resonant Energy and Long Island Progressive Coalition have teamed up to bring solar energy to New York. With the financial support of the US Department of Energy Sunshot Initiative, we are opening up solar to Long Island’s underserved communities with creative financing solutions and cost saving options to make solar available for everyone who wants to save money and live green.
The Long Island Progressive Coalition is a grassroots community-based organization founded in 1979, dedicated to sustainable development, revitalizing local communities, creating effective democracy, and achieving economic, social & racial justice.