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The community solar gardens program is beginning in Colorado -get the inside scoop on how the program is developing from Solar Gardens Institute founder Joy Hughes.

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Joy Hughes – Solar Gardens Institute Solar Gardens development in Colorado

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Saguache Solar Garden – 200 kW A private / public partnership with the Town of Saguache on a former dump site. Subscribers include town buildings, library district, low income. Charles Tidd, Solar Gardener

Jeffco Open Garden – 500 kW A privately owned former mine site, divided into parcels of approx. 1 acre. SPH is issuing a Solicitation of Interest for at least four solar gardens on the site. Rachel Emmer, Solar Gardener

Cost Control Minimize fixed cost per solar garden- KISS principle, no bells and whistles Ownership models – competitive process Minimal software needed for XCEL projects Revenue sharing and contingency pay

The Big Test CU Denver business students to conduct a test of solar gardens business models Considering models from all SGI members Analyze costs and benefits to subscribers, hosts, and investors / sponsors

Model for Smaller Arrays: University Park, Maryland LLC Legal documents available FREE Limited to 35 members – no advertising Good for churches, HOAs, neighborhood associations Can be used to power common buildings or as a solar garden

Low and Mid Income Subscribers A Colorado Cooperative Small investors provide “sponsorship” for subscribers in any solar garden (including Clean Energy Collective and others) Might be used as subscriber organization - third party finance needed ( C3PO ) for tax purposes Broad securities exemption under Colorado law

Call for Projects! Solar gardens or community supported arrays of any size Consulting from the SPH “Dream Team” Least cost / best fit ownership models – low overhead Use your own equipment / finance / installers – or use ours

SGI’s Mission To educate the public about community solar energy. To promote community solar energy legislation at the federal level and in each state To assist local organizations in organizing, developing, and managing community-owned solar energy projects everywhere. To make affordable solar energy available for all humanity

Solar Gardener Program Original Gardener Gary Nystedt– Ellensburg Community Renewable Park A solar gardener is a grassroots community organizer and project manager Receive training, tools, mutual aid Participate in Governance “Sweat Equity” – paid in panels

Legislation in Play SB 843 – California “solar gardens” Template law for Maryland and more SUN Act – Tax credit for subscribers Restoration of PACE

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Joy Hughes founded the Solar Gardens Institute in 2010 to support education, policy, and project development for community shared renewable energy everywhere, including advising university student research in China. The Institute is a member of the U.S. National Community Solar Partnership, a project of the White House and Department of Energy. Ms. Hughes has spoken on the topic throughout the U.S. and internationally. She holds a BS degree in Engineering and Applied Sciences from the California Institute of Technology and an MS in Computer Science from the University of California, Santa Cruz. She has worked in Apple Computer's Advanced Technology Group and several Silicon Valley startups. Joy Hughes presents a shared renewable project or "solar garden" allowing multiple owners of an offsite facility to receive a utility bill credit for energy produced. Shared solar is becoming popular in many countries and could enable China to meet its distributed solar energy targets. Joy Hughes discusses the potential for community solar to expand in China and the challenges it is still facing.

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