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Deterministic preview · synthetic energy data The energy transition belongs on your block. Common Ground helps neighborhoods own clean generation, share stored power, and keep essential places running when the larger grid cannot.
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5,428 member homes 72% energy sourced locally 18 hrs average backup
Solar panels collecting afternoon light across a green community landscape
East WardSolar surplus is supplying 312 nearby homes.
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Not a utility plan. A neighborhood asset.

Members help choose where generation is built, how resilience credits are shared, and which community services receive priority during an outage.

One connected system Generate nearby. Store together. Share the value.
Sun

Local generation

Schools, roofs, parking canopies, and community land become productive infrastructure.

Store

Shared resilience

Neighborhood batteries protect essential loads and absorb low-cost local power.

Return

Member benefit

Transparent credits and lower peaks send value back to the people who made it possible.

Rows of community solar panels beneath a broad summer sky
72%local energy supplied today
Neighborhood home producing electricity from rooftop solar
1,184 member rooftops connected
A grid that can explain itself.

Members see where today's power came from, what the community stored, and how much value returned locally.

All critical community circuits can operate through tonight’s peak window.
Membership starts with your address.

See what your neighborhood can build together.

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