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Announcing Groundswell’s “Year In Review” Report
As 2023 comes to a close, we are energized to share our “Year In Review” report, which shows how Groundswell has embodied our values while reflecting on the milestones and lessons learned in 2023. We have driven transformative change and expanded our impact across all program areas — including Labs, Subscription Management, Community Resilience Hubs, Save on Utilities Long term (SOUL™), and Solar Project Development. -
Leadership, Partnership, and Innovation: A Recap of the Rural Renaissance Roadshow
This month, we hosted the first Rural Renaissance Roadshow in Bentonville, Arkansas. Leaders in clean energy, agriculture, government, media, and more joined us for three days focused on learning, strategizing, sharing resources, and building community. -
Support Energy Equity by Donating to Groundswell on #GivingTuesday
Help Groundswell build clean energy futures for the communities we serve by donating today. -
Gratitude for Transformative Change with SharePower™
Did you know that the energy burdens of low to moderate-income households in Washington, DC, are four times higher than those of their higher-earning neighbors? Meanwhile, roughly one out of every nine Maryland households struggle with high energy burdens. SharePower by Groundswell helps low to moderate-income households save up to $500 a year by improving access to clean energy. -
Don't Wait for #GivingTuesday to Support Clean Energy Access
Many families struggle with energy costs around this time of year. High heating costs strain the budgets of already energy-impoverished households, and for many of our subscribers, the community and environmental impact of energy from dirty fuel sources like coal and fossil fuels also pose a concern. -
Don't Wait for #GivingTuesday to Support Energy Equity
Did you know that the average low to moderate-income household in Georgia pays close to a fifth of its annual income for energy? Meanwhile, the energy burdens of low to moderate-income households in Washington, DC, are four times higher than those of their higher-earning neighbors. Groundswell programs like SharePower community solar and Save On Utilities Long term help low to moderate-income households save up to $500 a year by improving access to clean energy and addressing energy inefficiencies.