Flagstaff, AZ collaborates with neighboring governments to create Northern Arizona Solar Co-op
Flagstaff, Sedona, and Coconino County are working with Solar United Neighbors (SUN) to recruit at least 75 households for membership. SUN will work with participants on a competitive bidding process for an exclusive solar installer contract. Co-op partners provide technical assistance throughout the bidding and installation process. The combined spending power of members opens affordable pathways to solar panels, EV chargers, and future renewable energy innovations.
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+1Flagstaff, AZ works with Arizona Public Service to test electric vehicle chargers at City Hall
Four chargers in the City Hall parking lot lower a significant barrier to local EV use. Flagstaff and APS are offering free charges to EV owners as they determine the next steps in local infrastructure. EV drivers in Flagstaff were previously limited to home charging or premium charging offered by providers like ChargePoint or Electrify America. A future move toward plug-in municipal fleet vehicles will be informed by the five-year pilot's results.
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