Somerville Solar Census

Today, I dove into a new project that I started recently, which I’m calling the Somerville Solar Census. The idea is to map all the solar roofs in the city, celebrate their occupants, and gather useful data on who is putting in solar and how we can help them more. It’s an idea that I’ve been percolating on for a while now, and I saw that it came to fruition for another town, Harrisonburg, Pennsylvania. And I got some great ideas from that effort in a short conversation I had a few weeks ago. I won’t blog about this every day, although I’m going to spend a fair amount of time on it.

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