MARLBOROUGH, Mass. — It’s been a remote year. Remote work, remote sports. Now, there’s remote solar! Massachusetts Farm Bureau Federation (MFBF) members can now go solar, no roof required by subscribing to an offsite solar farm. MFBF has partnered with Clearway Community Solar to further our collective mission of supporting renewable power in the Commonwealth. When you join a Clearway Community Solar Farm, you can support locally-produced solar energy for the Massachusetts power grid, and receive a savings guarantee on energy costs. Through our special partnership with Clearway, there is no sign up cost, no cancellation fee, and for everyone that joins, Clearway will donate $150 to the MFBF to support our programming.
This new partnership with Clearway is a great way to help reduce the dependence on fossil fuels and support a greater contribution of renewable power to our local grid. And while you’re helping the planet, you’ll save along the way.
To learn about supporting renewable power and Clearway’s savings guarantee, please visit www.clearwaysolarfarm.
Terms & conditions apply. Please see the Clearway Customer Agreement for details.
–Massachusetts Farm Bureau Federation
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