We are determined to make home electrification easier for both homeowners and professionals. Guided by our board and the communities we serve, in 3 short years we have become the go-to organization to...

Power Shift: A DER Showcase On Saturday, March 21, 8am-1pm at Catholic University, learn about community power + see the tech + hash out policies and next steps. Get your ticket Supported by What it i...

Healthy Homes Fair On Saturday, March 21 1-5pm at Catholic University, explore products, services and programs to make your home healthier, more resilient and affordable to power. Come for free and wa...

Announcing a new weekly video podcast!

Bright Saver makes clean energy affordable for all with balcony and backyard solar panels. As a nonprofit, we help families save money while advancing solar access and empowering communities.

The Public Service Commission recently approved partial funding for Washington Gas Light Company’s accelerated pipeline plan, which the company says is intended to modernize the District’s natural gas...

Our coaches will help you move to energy-efficient, cleaner appliances and take advantage of the federal tax credits before they expire.

With the installation of an induction cooktop, I was able to shut off the fossil gas supplied to my 17-year-old home in Northern California. Here's how I did it.

YouTube video by Solar United Neighbors

Synapse collaborated with Electrify DC and Redwood Energy to assess how Pepco’s aging grid and limited transparency are hindering rooftop solar adoption in Washington, DC. Mandated by the DC Council, ...

Gas utility bills are rising even though natural gas prices are down. That's because a much larger share of your gas bill now goes to infrastructure instead of fuel.

The utilities company has agreed to work to contain the pollution originating from its former East Station gas plant.

Visit your neighbor to see how they've electrified their home, and learn from our Electrify Coaches about how to electrify your own!

A new House proposal could cut the 30% residential solar tax credit by year’s end—years earlier than planned. Learn what’s at risk, how it could impact you, and what actions you can take.