What if the most polluted piece of land in your community could become one of its greatest assets? That's exactly what's happening in New Castle, Delaware. The New Castle East Community Solar Farm is transforming a long-abandoned industrial brownfield site — scarred by decades of chemical contamination — into a source of clean, affordable, locally generated electricity for Delaware residents. No installation required, no switching your utility, and no catch. Just a simple enrollment that puts real savings on your monthly bill through credits applied directly by your utility.

Developed in close partnership with the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and New Castle County Department of Land Use, this project has deep roots in the community it serves. Local construction workers, electricians, and engineers built it. Local families and businesses will power their lives with it. And the land itself — once too toxic for farming, housing, or recreation — will now quietly recover beneath the panels as they generate savings for local households, turning a neighborhood liability into a community resource.

As a New Castle East Subscriber, your monthly utility bill will be supporting renewable energy that is added to your local grid each month, directly displacing electricity generated by polluting, extractive sources like fossil fuels. Expected to go live in October 2026, spots are very limited, so subscribe to a share of the community solar farm today before it fills up.

Subscribing is simple and risk-free. No equipment. No long-term commitment. No additional costs.

Just local clean energy doing good for your wallet and your community.