What do Michigan churches, breweries, schools, and households have in common? They’re all going solar.

More than 11,000 Michiganders now work in solar and renewable energy. Sunshine is an increasingly mainstream energy resource nationwide, and for good reason: solar lowers electric bills, gives people the freedom to take control of their own energy needs, and reduces toxic air pollution from burning coal and gas.

Want to learn more?

Come join your friends and neighbors for a fall celebration of solar power, where we'll hear from Michigan businesses, homeowners, churches and others who already benefit from solar. Have a bite, see the solar installation, ask questions, and discuss how we can work together to expand solar access in Michigan.

Viewing environmental stewardship as a key part of their faith, the Haslett Community Church went solar to be good stewards themselves and to show their broader community what's possible when it comes to clean energy. The array was designed to generate about two-thirds of the energy the church uses annually and save an estimated $3,000 a year in our energy costs. Join your neighbors and come see the Haslett Community Church's solar array in action!

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