SunShare Community Solar Gardens’ Impact
Our Communities
SunShare Markets
Our Approach
Leaving the land better than we found it.
Our Pollinator Pledge
When possible, we design our gardens to serve as a habitat for bees and butterflies that pollinate local farms.
Peak-Performance
We design our solar gardens with state of the art technology and technical expertise. Because a well-performing system for the long term means a bigger impact for subscribers and the community alike.
Sustainable Land Use
We try to build on brownfield sites, which include land with limited use such as old landfills or chemical spill sites.
Long-Term Ownership
We are the long-term owners of our new solar projects. That means we have a vested interest in ensuring optimal performance of the garden as well as the experience of our subscribers and communities we build in.
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Featured Community Solar Project
BecLee Community
Solar Garden
At Lytle Farms in Weld County, Colorado, Kaycee Lytle is sustaining agriculture in challenging times. When he purchased the neglected 80-acre property, it lacked water and mineral rights. Determined to restore its heritage, he renovated the farmhouse and barn, cleaned up the land, and reintroduced livestock. But limited water access required innovation.
Enter SunShare’s BecLee Community Solar Garden, named after Kaycee’s daughters. This partnership is a lifeline, helping fund a subsurface drip irrigation system that cuts water use by 70% while boosting yields. “The revenues from the solar project exceed what we’d earn farming the same land,” Kaycee noted. The earnings will fund irrigation, farm renovations, and livestock expansion.
Kaycee’s story highlights how renewable energy can support agriculture, offering farmers sustainable solutions while preserving their land for future generations.
SunShare Community Solar Gardens FAQ
SunShare will send you a garden activation alert via email about 1 – 2 months prior to your solar garden going live. This email will inform you when your solar garden will be active, and when you will start receiving the benefits of your community solar subscription.
