Welcome To Emphasis Power

Welcome To Emphasis Power

Independent non-profit organization

Our mission is to ensure a smooth and seamless transition to 100% clean and equitable clean power throughout the U.S. by 2050.

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Our Services.

For years now, Emphasis Power has made a name for itself for helping Americans transition to equitable, clean, and affordable local energy. We comprise a team of people that work together to build energy systems with rooftop solar. We achieve this by helping the community go solar and by fighting for their energy rights..

Policy Priorities

Policy Priorities

Here at Emphasis Power, our priority is to expand solar access so that everyone can go solar without breaking the bank.

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Energy Justice

Energy Justice

Emphasis Power envisions a clean and equitable energy system that will benefit the community.

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Why Solar

Why Solar

Solar is the path to an equitable, 100% clean energy future. Solar comes with numerous benefits for communities in the U.S.

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Workshops

Workshops

Emphasis Power sets up workshops to support organizations and the community.

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From Our Recent News

Elevated wide shot of a cannabis greenhouse complex with rooftop solar panels and an adjacent solar array, lush green cannabis plants in the foreground, under warm golden hour light against rolling hills.

Solar Energy Could Transform Cannabis Production Into a Climate Solution

The cannabis industry stands at a crossroads where environmental responsibility meets unprecedented growth opportunity. As Delta 9 THC production expands across North America, cultivators are consuming staggering amounts of electricity—enough to power entire neighborhoods—while communities worldwide are demanding cleaner, more sustainable manufacturing practices. Solar-powered production isn’t just an environmental ideal; it’s becoming an economic imperative that’s reshaping how we grow, process, and distribute cannabis products.
Traditional indoor cannabis …

Renewable Energy Legislation to Revive PA Economy

A coalition of organizations has rendered their support for the new renewable energy bill that was introduced by Senator Art Haywood and Senator Daniel Laughlin. The legislation will help to harness the power of renewable energies like solar, which will put Pennsylvania back on the road to economic recovery.
The senator’s bill will amend the 2004 Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard (AEPS) Act to increase PA’s renewable energy goal from 8% to 18% by 2026. 5.5% (from the current 0.5% goal) of renewable energy is…

Public Participation on Low-Wealth Solar Policy Roundup

Policymakers and local communities across the U.S. are redesigning the solar policy to incorporate low-wealth families as major stakeholders to help them benefit from local clean energy.
Each month, Emphasis Power initiates a Low-Income Policy Call, which is led by our Access & Equity team. During the call, we bring together policymakers from across the country to celebrate our wins, talk about best practices and advanced learning, and brainstorm ways to join forces to improve on the design of the low-income solar program.
We believe that by hosting this call, we will be able to address some of the greatest issues that …

DIY solar water pump next to a pond

DIY Solar Water Pump: How It Works and Things to Consider

DIY solar water pump has become one of the most effective and pocket-friendly approaches for fulfilling the water needs in any garden. Getting such an uninterruptible water supply can help you irrigate crops, provide fountains, ponds, or swimming pools with fresh water, or even supply water to off-grid houses.
The low cost of setting up a DIY Solar water pump makes it an excellent one-time investment. You can even convert an electric fountain pump to a solar fountain. But how …

8 Community Choice Aggregators Join Forces to Purchase Power Through California Community Power

Community choice aggregators (CCAs) in Northern and Central California have joined forces to form a new Joint Powers Authority (JPA). The new JPA will include Central Coast Community Energy, MCE, East Bay Community Energy, San Jose Clean Energy, Redwood Coast Energy Authority, Sonoma Clean Power, Peninsula Clean Energy, and Silicon Valley Clean Energy. According to the group, CleanPowerSF and San Francisco’s CCA are seeking membership.
What is Community Choice Aggregation?
Well, let’s have a quick look at the …