Across the eastern coast of the United States, our community solar farms provide rural areas and low-and moderate-income residents the opportunity to participate in the clean energy economy, benefitting from its savings and other benefits. 

Our community solar arrays reside on about 20 to 50 acres of land, allowing us to keep our landowner partnership small and intimate. Only one or two landowners per project are the typical requirements.

Projects can take between one to two years from initial start to finalization, with every step of the process involving close communication with local communities, governments, landowners, investors, and business owners.

The ESA solar development team collaborates with community leaders in order to ensures a smooth process from start to finish.