Connecticut multifamily: three revenue lines from one roof.
Connecticut’s power prices are the highest in the continental US, which makes every kilowatt-hour you produce onsite worth more here than almost anywhere else. NOI funds and operates the system, meters the property, bills residents, and pays you monthly.
Clubhouse, corridors, pumps, elevators and EV charging come off the grid first — the fastest, cleanest opex reduction on the property.
Individually metered homes are billed below the utility rate. Residents save, you keep the spread as recurring revenue.
Energy Storage Solutions pays for dispatching during grid events, with a ten-year term on the performance payments.
Recurring revenue capitalises into value at your cap rate.
A five-figure annual revenue line divided by a typical Connecticut multifamily cap rate is a six-figure move in appraised value — and it is a line item you can show a lender or a buyer during diligence.
Energy Storage Solutions is available to Eversource and United Illuminating customers, administered by Connecticut Green Bank under PURA oversight.
Connecticut multifamily solar \<FaqSection faqs={faqs} />amp; storage FAQ
How does a multifamily property earn from solar in Connecticut?+
Three stacked lines: production offsetting common-area load, resident billing on individually metered homes at a rate below the utility, and storage dispatch revenue through Energy Storage Solutions. NOI meters, bills and operates all three.
Does this work on BTR and HOA communities?+
Yes. BTR communities meter cleanly per home, and HOA boards typically start with common-area load — clubhouse, pumps, lighting, EV charging — then extend to resident billing where the association allows it.
Who is responsible for the roof?+
You keep ownership of the roof and the building. We install with mounting appropriate to roof age and condition, and if the roof is near end of life we tell you before signing rather than after.
What does the resident see?+
A single monthly statement with the solar rate compared against the utility rate they'd otherwise pay. Enrollment is a magic link and autopay setup — under two minutes.
How long from first call to first revenue?+
Typically 45–60 days across intake, site assessment, permitting, interconnection, install and resident onboarding. Where a property already has producing solar, billing can start within a week.
More questions? Read the full FAQ or talk to us.