Illinois Solar for All

Nelnet Renewable Energy is proud to be an approved vendor for the Illinois Solar for All program.

Greater Access. Cleaner Energy. A Brighter Tomorrow.

In collaboration with the Illinois Solar for All program, Nelnet Renewable Energy can submit applications to provide job training and higher incentive benefits for low-income and/or environmental justice areas. If you are a nonprofit, public entity, or interested in developing a community solar project, please reach out to us and we can work alongside you to apply your project for the benefits of the Solar for All program. If you are interested in job training programs, please visit the Illinois Solar for All website to learn more.

Nonprofits & Public Facilities

If you’re a nonprofit or public facility located in a low-income or environmental justice area, you could qualify for the Illinois Solar for All program and gain the deep benefits the program has to offer.

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Community Solar

If you’re an entity that would like to develop a community solar program within a low-income or environmental justice area, you may qualify to work with the Illinois Solar for All program.

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Job Training

The Illinois Solar for All program provides solar developments for environmental justice and low-income areas, along with opportunities for solar developers to offer job training programs to historically marginalized communities. Explore job training and placement opportunities with this program.

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Visit Illinois Solar for All

For more information about the Illinois Solar for All program, please visit the ILSFA website.

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Illinois Solar for All

Program Mailing Address: 322 S. Green St., Suite 300, Chicago, IL

Phone: 1-888-970-ISFA Email: Info@IllinoisSFA.com

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