Resilient Point Roberts: Going Solar is a community-led initiative to learn about the benefits of solar energy and how to get the best prices and services for our homes and community buildings.

Is solar right for you?

Residential Solar: How Does it Work?

  • Reach out to get an estimate on how much a solar installation and/or battery backup would cost for your home and how much money you will save over time on electricity. This work is free thanks to a Washington State Decarbonization Grant.

  • As a group, we will request proposals from contractors to leverage our buying power. We will evaluate their bids based on our criteria (e.g. reputation, price, quality of materials, options provided to residences, timeline for installation, ability to come to Point Roberts to install, ability to provide follow up quality service and maintenance).

    Please note all final costs will be determined by the solar installer based on your project and the terms negotiated through our Point Roberts Going Solar RFP process.

  • Being a part of the RFP does not commit you to any contractor and you may opt out at any time.

    The selected contractor will work with each resident to design, price, and install a solar system. The contractor’s relationship will be with each resident under the pre-negotiated terms.

    The Point Roberts Going Solar community will support its members to ensure that the contractor lives up to the terms of their agreement including future maintenance and repair.rt

Solar for our Community Buildings:

Feasibility Study Findings

We are pleased to share the Final Feasibility Studies carried out by Cascadia Renewables in October 2024 through funding from Washington’s Climate Commitment Act.

Cascadia Renewables- A Week in Review with Resilient Point Roberts Going Solar Community Feasibility Study

Point Roberts Feasibility Study Overview

Cascadia Renewables Feasibility Study of Point Roberts Community Buildings for solar and backup- complete files

The CCA supports Washington’s climate action efforts by putting cap-and-invest dollars to work reducing climate pollution, creating jobs, and improving public health. Information about the CCA is available at www.climate.wa.gov.

Contact Us, Join Us!

We are a team of volunteer neighbors learning what it means to build a resilient community together. Any and all skill sets are welcome! If you want a free solar assessment, more info about solar and our resiliency work, and/or want to volunteer, please use this form which goes to a Resilient Point Roberts member who will respond specifically and never use your info or contact details for any other reason.

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“Meeting so many community members engaging in creative approaches to sustainable energy has been truly inspiring.”

— Kara S.