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AN UPDATE FOR OUR COMMUNITY
The current administration has sent notices terminating the federal Solar for All Program, effective August 7, 2025. As we work to understand this outcome and pursue legal avenues to reinstate the program, we have paused Georgia BRIGHT’s Solar for All programming until further notice. We will continue to update the Georgia community, partners, and interested parties as more information becomes available.
Should the program be restored, we look forward to continuing our first Solar for All product, a No-Cost Solar Plan for low-income Georgians, and launching our three remaining programs that will directly benefit Georgia families and small businesses. Within the first 72 hours of our August 4 launch, nearly 1,000 families, covering 70+ percent of counties statewide, signed up to participate.
We are resolute in doing everything we can to restore the program and bring solar savings, resiliency, and good-paying jobs to Georgians.
In solidarity,
The Georgia BRIGHT Team
What Is Solar For All?
Solar for All is a federally funded program through the EPA’s Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund that is designed to bring the benefits of solar energy to low-income and disadvantaged communities that have historically had less access to clean energy.
HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Solar For All in Georgia
In partnership with the Cities of Atlanta, Savannah, and Decatur, Capital Good Fund will use funding to bring the benefits of solar to more than 15,000 households across Georgia over the next five years through the Georgia BRIGHT Communities Initiative.
The Initiative will reach households through four major solar programs:
- Residential Solar Savings Plan: Single family homeowners and renters (with landlord's permission) can lease solar panels at no upfront cost and save on their energy bills the very first month.
- Community Benefit Solar Plan: Nonprofits and other community organizations can install solar on their property through low-cost loans or solar energy procurement agreements, in exchange for sharing the financial benefits with eligible families or tenants for five years.
- Utility-Led Community Solar Plan: Utilities can receive funding to create new or improve existing community solar programs in exchange for guaranteeing savings to participants for five years
- No Cost Solar Plan: Extremely low-income homeowners and other households that cannot access solar through other programs can receive a free system.
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Additionally, the grant will fund support services like workforce training, small business support, permitting and interconnection technical assistance, and “enabling repairs” like roof replacements and tree trimming.
Who Can Participate?
Solar for All programming will be open to Georgia residents who either earn under 80% of the Area Median Income for their county or live in a disadvantaged census tract.
Have Questions?
Email SFA@capitalgoodfund.org with any questions or to connect with our team directly.