Communities working toward PV solutions can start by integrating solar development into their overall goals and objectives. Solar-ready communities align solar development targets with other goals such as land use, resilience, climate action, energy, and infrastructure planning.  And we help starting it //

Strategies may include:

• Comprehensive plans to identify solar resources.
• Development regulations of solar development.

Large-scale solar installations do not generate pollution, noise, or traffic and only need a connection with the local transmission or distribution system. For these reasons, large-scale solar installation land use is different from industrial land use and should be recognized as different when considering land use zoning requirements. We help you build them //

Identify clear definitions, processes, and zoning requirements for solar development to save time and expense for planners and developers. Distinguishing between different types of solar systems (ground-mounted and roof-mounted), sizing, and their uses can help planners and developers determine permitting needs. We do this for you in detail //

Basing standards for solar installations on the impact or the area of an installation, not the capacity or how the use of the generated electricity can help clients avoid becoming outdated as technologies, efficiencies, and business models change over time. We integrate technology for you //

There may be community misperceptions about a PV project. Planners can debunk and learn more about the top five large-scale solar myths to educate the community. We give Trainings //

Ordinances for large-scale solar often require large investments. These plans are meant to mitigate abandonment risk of unprofitability. Facilities have significant value due to long term power purchase agreements. And we help clients to achieve this//