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Who We Are

The mission of SolarForMe.org is to promote the adoption of solar energy in the State of Maine by providing a rallying point for the grassroots solar movement, news and updates on policy, as well as news about the solar energy industry in Maine. It was created in 2016 to replace the site IRatePayer.org which in turn was created as a response to CMP’s attempt to dismantle net metering in 2014 as part of its proposal to create ‘standby fees’ for solar. SolarForMe was chosen to incorporate a more positive message as we encourage Mainers of all stripes to look to solar as a solution for long-term independence, new jobs, reduced energy costs, and environmental benefits.

SolarForMe.org’s primary contributors are the digital marketing team at ReVision Energy, and incorporates feedback and content from other Maine-based solar installers and Maine-based environmental groups (Natural Resources Council of Maine, Sierra Club, 350 Maine, Conservation Law Foundation, among others).

ReVision Energy
Natural Resources Council of Maine
Maine Audubon
Maine Chapter of the Sierra Club
Town of Falmouth
Pika Energy
Paris Autobarn
Intl. Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
MABEP
GrowSmart Maine
Maine Conservation Alliance
Insource Renewables
Environment Maine
Appalachian Mountain Club
American Lung Association
Renewable Energy Development Associates, LLC
Maine Solar Solutions
Maine Council of Churches
Assured Solar Energy
Heliotropic Technologies
Sundog Solar

Fun Solar Facts

Maine receives 33% more available solar energy than Germany, a world leader in solar technology adoption.

Covering just 1% of Maine's land mass to solar would capture enough solar energy to power our energy needs locally, indefinitely.

Modern grid-tied solar electric arrays have no moving parts - no batteries at all.

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