Community solar lets eligible Delmarva Power customers benefit from a shared solar project while keeping their existing electric utility. No rooftop installation. No equipment to buy.
Keep Delmarva Power. No rooftop solar panels. Explore the community solar offer available for your state.
Enrollment is open for an upcoming Delaware community solar project. Solar bill credits begin after the assigned project starts operating and utility crediting is established.
Enroll TodayMaryland community solar enrollment is available for eligible Delmarva Power customers. Ask us how to enroll remotely and when your credits may begin.
Explore Maryland EnrollmentAdvertised up-to savings are based on program information supplied by the enrollment representative and are not guaranteed. Actual bill reductions may be lower and depend on solar production, allocated credits, eligible utility charges, applicable fees, and your signed agreement. The upcoming Delaware project is accepting enrollments; credits begin after it becomes operational and utility crediting starts.
You don't have to install solar panels to participate in solar energy. Here's the process in plain English.
A shared solar project produces electricity that contributes to the electric grid.
Delmarva Power continues delivering your electricity. There's nothing to install at your home.
Your subscription can provide electric bill credits. Their value and timing depend on project production, utility processing, and your agreement.
We explain the terms, securely process your bill information with your permission, and email your agreement for review and signature.
Community solar offers a way to participate in solar energy without the expense and disruption of putting panels on your own property.
Ask About EligibilityTell us how to reach you. We'll explain the program, answer your questions, and help you determine the next step. No electric bill upload is required here.
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We'll review eligibility and subscription terms.
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If you choose to enroll, we'll arrange secure bill processing and electronic signature.
About a minute to complete
We believe you should understand the program before signing anything.
Have another question? Ask us →No. The solar panels are installed at a separate community solar project. Nothing needs to be installed on your roof or property.
No. You keep Delmarva Power as your utility. A community solar subscription is separate from your utility service.
Potentially, yes. Renters with an eligible electric account may qualify, subject to program and project requirements.
The amount depends on the project, solar generation, utility crediting, and the terms of your subscription. We will explain the specific agreement available to you. Savings are not guaranteed.
Yes, enrollment involves a subscription agreement. The term, renewal, cancellation notice, and any applicable fees are described in that agreement. Please review those details before signing.
No. We can explain the program remotely and email the subscription agreement for electronic review and signature. If you decide to proceed, we will explain the approved secure process for sharing your electric bill.
No. Good Will Community Solar – Delmarva provides independent enrollment assistance. We are not Delmarva Power or a government agency. Availability is subject to the applicable community solar program and provider.
Good Will Community Solar – Delmarva helps interested Delaware and Maryland residents understand community solar subscriptions and navigate the enrollment process. We focus on clear explanations, transparent subscription terms, and convenient remote assistance.
We are an independent enrollment service, not your electric utility or a government agency. Project availability and contract terms may differ by location.
Let's TalkGet clear answers. Review the details. Decide whether community solar is right for you.
