Creating New Models for Solar Power
We’ve completed the Lincoln Park Solar Garden!
We are celebrating the completion of the Lincoln Park Solar Garden! The 40-kilowatt solar array at the northeastern entrance to Lincoln Park will be the neighborhood’s first community-owned, low-income solar project! The power from the array will benefit the Duluth Veterans’ Place, a transitional housing project by the Minnesota Assistance Council for Veterans, and provide long-term funding for a Community Energy Fund to help families that are struggling to pay their utility bills.
- Virtual Solar Celebration:
Thursday, October 22 from 12:00 p.m. – 12:45 p.m. Register Here. Solar Open House:
Saturday, October 24 from 12:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. 1320 W Michigan St. Duluth, MN 55806
Masks and Social-distancing required.
How this program is making change:
This innovative project creates a new model for providing power that directly benefits community members in need. Typical community solar projects allow households or businesses to buy subscriptions to solar arrays, yet these subscriptions can be out of reach for low-income people or people with barrier issues such as bad credit. This project will generate renewable power for over 25 years and distribute the value of community solar to countless families in our city.
Latest Updates
You’re Invited: A Solar Celebration!
Ecolibrium3 is happy to announce the completion of the Lincoln Park Solar Garden! After years of dreaming, fundraising, and developing, we are proud to unveil
The Lincoln Park Solar Garden Breaks Ground!
We’ve officially broken ground at the site of the Lincoln Park Solar Garden! After a year of development, the 40-kilowatt array will be installed over
Update: Lincoln Park Solar Garden
The long wait for summer sun is over! Ecolibrium3 is excited to announce that we are moving forward with the construction of the Lincoln Park
Ecolibrium3 Partners with UMD Students on Solar
Ecolibrium3 is always eager to work with the best and brightest in our community to inspire a sustainable future. That’s why we partner with the
The Lincoln Park Solar Garden Receives National Recognition
The Lincoln Park Solar Garden is receiving national attention for its focus on renewable power for a low-income neighborhood with two recently awarded grants from
SUNraiser Success!
On the June 21st summer solstice, Ecolibrium3 closed the 30-day SUNraiser, which raised money for the Lincoln Park Solar Garden. With over one hundred and
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