Facilities and Energy Management
Group purchasing programs, often called co-ops, offer lower-cost installations of energy-efficient equipment and renewable energy systems. Co-op programs streamline the process by selecting qualified installers through competitive bidding and by providing ongoing customer support.
Group purchasing programs generally follow this process:
Arlington residents have several options for joining a group purchasing program.
Get solar panels and batteries through Capital Area Switch Together, offered in partnership with Solar United Neighbors (SUN) and iChoosr.
Get solar panels through Solarize Virginia, offered by the Local Energy Alliance Program (LEAP).
Learn more about solar panels here.
Get heat pumps through Switch Together, offered in partnership with Solar United Neighbors (SUN) and iChoosr.
Learn more about heat pumps here.
The County is providing the above for informational purposes only. If a resident wants to join a co-op program, it is their responsibility to understand the risks of joining such a program. If there are any issues related to the installation of the solar system, the resident is responsible for contacting the contractor or solar company to discuss resolutions. Finally, if a resident decides to sign-up for a co-op program, the resident understands that the County bears no responsibility for any damage of any kind.