What's the Story with SunCommon

At SunCommon, we tell stories to drive change. We build connection and community by telling the stories of your neighbors — homeowners, farmers, and small business owners in Vermont and New York — who’ve realized the benefits of switching to clean energy. Whether by going solar, switching to an EV, installing a home energy storage system, or committing to more sustainable practices overall, your choices are what drive the movement to transition our world off of fossil fuels. What better way to inspire further change and build a brighter future together than by sharing the words of our happy customers and community partners?

SunCommon Stories

Below you’ll find some new stories and some of our favorites we’re remixing from the archives. We’ll be adding more stories over the following weeks, so check back here to learn more about all the ways we’re committed to building a brighter future.

What's the Story - Rooftop Solar
What's the Story - Farms
What's the Story - Canopy
What's the Story - Breweries
What's the Story - Home Energy Storage
What's the Story - Ground Mount Solar

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From the Blog

We also tell stories on our blog to educate customers about how solar works. Here are a few recent posts.

What’s the story with Solar For All?

Solar for All will provide $7 billion in grant funding for U.S. states, territories, tribal governments, municipalities, and nonprofits to reduce financial barriers to solar, specifically for low and middle income households. Read more here about why this funding is so important in the face of the massive climate emergency we are facing.


What’s the story with the Federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) for solar?

Per the Inflation Reduction Act, the ITC gives home and business owners a significant financial benefit when going solar, covering 30% of the total system cost. Read more here about all the ways the ITC is helping to build a brighter clean energy future for everyone.


What’s the story with rising electricity rates?

In 2023, New York and Vermont ranked among the ten states with the highest residential electricity rates in the U.S. Read more here about why rates keep rising, and how you can stabilize your future energy costs.


What’s the story with today’s old and inefficient power grid?

Our country’s current power system is over 140 years old and was designed around cheap and abundant (and dirty) fossil fuels. Read more here to learn how electricity gets from the power plant to your home, and what the grid of the future will look like.


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Climate Action Film Festival

Stories of Change

SunCommon’s annual film festival brings together activists, filmmakers, and communities to witness powerful stories of climate action from around the world, and to inspire further action, locally and beyond.

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Climate Justice and the Beautiful Game

VGFC, Vermont’s newest professional sports team, embeds environmental justice into its competitive strategy, operational processes, and culture. “Up The Green” is a new short documentary from SunCommon that tells the story of the club’s historic first season and the community’s overwhelmingly positive response to their ambitious mission.

VGFC - Up The Green
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Soundscape Solar Stories at Wave Farm

A non-profit and pioneer of the Transmission Arts genre, Wave Farm went solar in 2021, combining the power of light with the power of sound and enabling future generations to create their art more sustainably.

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