Nevada’s Community Solar Program

Thanks to AB 465, which passed in 2019, Nevada utility companies will create expanded solar access programs. The solar gardens are not owned by community members directly. The bill allows three to ten community solar projects per service territory and limits projects to under 1,000 megawatts.

Watch the top state community solar programs progress in our Community Solar Tracker.

Check back soon for more detail about the Nevada community solar program.

For more on solar in Nevada, check out these ILSR resources:

• Do Solar Salespeople Oversell Savings? (2019)

Learn more about community solar in one of these ILSR reports:

	Designing Community Solar Programs that Promote Racial and Economic Equity
	Minnesota’s Solar Gardens: the Status and Benefits of Community Solar
	Beyond Sharing — How Communities Can Take Ownership of Renewable Power

For podcasts, videos, and more, see ILSR’s community renewable energy archive.

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