In January 2022, fourteen months after the launch of a local clean energy program, electricity bill savings for participating residents surpassed $2 million.

No two communities are the same. Each has its own voice, personality, ideals, and values. As such, municipal energy programs can’t be one-size-fits-all designs. Rather, these programs must be tailored to reflect the needs of the communities and wants of those who reside therein.

Getting involved in the clean energy movement is an effective way to facilitate positive change, but it's difficult to know where to start. Programs like Monroe Community Power’s solar initiative provide you with a great opportunity to support clean generation. Monroe Community Power (MCP), a municipally-endorsed community solar program

The global pandemic has brought issues of resilience to the fore, compelling municipal leaders to consider what it means for their communities […] Robust community resilience strategy must take into account local mutual support networks, freedom from external dependencies and long lasting environmental sustainability planning.