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A great way to build a relationship with your elected official and demonstrate how important your company, and the solar industry, is to the community is to invite them to visit your company headquarters. Tours at your facility or a new project site provides a great opportunity for your elected official to meet your employees and to discuss your company’s issues and concerns in depth.

Create a team of 5 to 7 or sign up as a free agent for a chance to be crowned the SEIA Trivia Champions. Teams and individuals are accepted on a first come first serve basis. Sign up as an individual here

Major U.S. businesses are choosing solar at a rapid rate to power their operations. SEIA’s Solar Means Business Report tracks a variety of commercial solar installations, including the top 25 corporate solar users, many of whom are Fortune 500 companies.

SEIA's Solar Means Business Report tracks solar adoption from America's corporations and businesses. SEIA members at the Watt level and above have access to the full dataset behind this report, containing project level data for more than 38,000 individual commercial solar systems.

The fight for renewable energy and a clean economy does not stop at power plants, but is critical to the upcoming election season and the voter engagement process itself. Join this webinar to learn how you or your company can support voter turnout and positive outcomes for clean energy in November.

A coalition of clean energy advocacy organizations have sent a letter to Massachusetts Senate President Karen Spilka and House Speaker Robert DeLeo strongly opposing Section 15H of the House Act Creating a 2050 Roadmap to a Clean and Thriving Commonwealth (H. 4993), which would authorize utilities to construct, operate and own solar projects.