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Clean Energy Collective

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Adapted from the English Wikipedia article Clean Energy Collective, available under CC BY-SA 4.0Updated 28 November 2025
Clean Energy Collective
Company typePrivate
IndustryClean energy, Solar energy
Founded2010
FateDeclared bankruptcy in 2020
Headquarters
Louisville
,
United States
Area served
United States
ProductsCommunity Solar Platform (CSP)

The Clean Energy Collective (CEC) was a U.S.-based company focused on clean energy, headquartered in Louisville, Colorado, operating from 2010 until it declared bankruptcy in 2020.

History

CEC concentrated on the creation, management, and upkeep of community-oriented clean energy installations. It developed the Community Solar Platform (CSP), a software tool designed to help cooperative members monitor energy output and monthly credit allocations, accessible via a mobile application.

Community Solar Plan

Through the CSP, participants could invest in solar panels remotely without onsite installation, receiving credits for the electricity produced by their share of the system.

Funding

In 2012, Sooper Credit Union, located in Arvada, Colorado, extended long-term financing options to both individuals and businesses investing in CEC’s community solar gardens.

By 2020, Con Edison Clean Energy Businesses (Con Edison CEB), a branch of Consolidated Edison, Inc., purchased a collection of community solar projects under development from Clean Energy Collective.

Partnership

Clean Energy Collective partnered with regional utilities including Holy Cross Energy, Poudre Valley Rural Electric Association (PVREA), and Wright-Hennepin Cooperative Electric Association to advance community solar initiatives.

In 2014, solar panel manufacturer First Solar acquired a minority stake in Clean Energy Collective, establishing a strategic alliance aimed at developing and promoting community solar gardens for utility companies.

Bankruptcy

In 2020, Clean Energy Collective initiated bankruptcy proceedings to enable the partial divestiture of its assets.

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