### Breaking Down Connecticut’s Push for Solar on Affordable Multifamily Housing
The solar energy landscape continues to evolve, and Connecticut is taking another big step forward. Through its *Solar Marketplace Assistance Program (Solar MAP)*, the Connecticut Green Bank is seeking to install 2 MW of solar panels on nine Affordable Multifamily Housing (AMFH) sites across the state. This marks a significant win for sustainability initiatives and a big opportunity for contractors in the solar sector.
If you’re interested in solar energy or wondering how solar companies are driving change in communities, here’s what you need to know about this exciting project and how it fits into the broader solar industry picture.
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### Solar for Affordable Housing: What’s the Goal?
This initiative aims to bring solar solutions—specifically solar panels for homes and housing complexes—to underserved areas. While solar power is often associated with suburban rooftops, projects like this demonstrate the potential of solar energy to make affordable housing greener, more sustainable, and less expensive to operate.
The nine AMFH sites included in this project will feature seven rooftop arrays and two hybrid carport systems, creating a diverse portfolio of installations. If you’re considering a solar array for home use, this project could serve as a model for how
Original Article: https://pv-magazine-usa.com/2024/12/04/rfp-alert-green-bank-seeks-proposals-from-epcs-for-multifamily-solar/
