Solar for Nonprofits

We are proud to be the #1 solar provider for nonprofits in Massachusetts


Thinking about installing solar at your nonprofit?

  • Reduce operating costs 

  • Expand your mission

  • Build a more sustainable future

Click here to sign up and receive a free custom proposal

All we need is a copy of your organization’s electric bill

A man standing on a rooftop next to solar panels in a residential neighborhood with houses, trees, and a bright blue sky.

Resonant Co-Founder Isaac Baker explains how solar panels work at a tour of the Uphams Crossing (Planning Office for Urban Affairs) solar system in Dorchester, MA

We will help you from start to finish‍ ‍


Solar Ownership Options

POWER PURCHASE AGREEMENT (PPA):

A simple way for a nonprofit to reap the benefits of solar power without high upfront costs

  • No upfront cost

  • No maintenance costs

  • Solar electricity sold at least 10% lower than prevailing electricity rates

  • Offset 100% of your current electricity with local, clean energy

Find out more about Power Purchase Agreements.

DIRECT OWNERSHIP:

With the recent passage of the Inflation Reduction Act, solar ownership has become easier and more affordable.

  • Baseline 30% federal tax credit on the cost of your system (Direct Pay option for tax-exempt entities)

  • Monthly payments from the Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target (SMART) Program

  • Highest lifetime savings

  • Simple and straightforward contracting — see savings directly on your bill

The team over at Resonant Energy was nothing short of excellent to work with! From the planning phase, the execution, and everything in-between, they delivered on their promises. Every step of the way, they were 10 steps ahead. They really took the challenge out of a large-scale project, and as a project manager myself, this was truly a breath of fresh air. This was by far the smoothest large-scale project I’ve been a part of, and would recommend Resonant Energy to anyone who is looking for solar power or might be on the fence about it.
— Daniel Guerra | Sacred Heart Nursing Home