CPS Energy Community Solar Program to Return to San Antonio

San Antonio, TX, September 27, 2026 —

CPS Energy has announced that its community solar program is set to return to San Antonio. The program aims to provide residents with access to solar energy without the need for individual rooftop installations.

Further details regarding the program’s launch date, participation requirements, and the specific benefits offered to customers were not immediately available. The scope of the program and how many residents it is expected to serve also remains to be detailed.

Community solar initiatives allow individuals to subscribe to a share of a larger, centrally located solar farm. Subscribers typically receive credits on their electricity bills that reflect the energy produced by their share of the solar farm. This model is designed to make solar power accessible to a wider range of customers, including renters or those whose homes are not suitable for solar panels.

The return of CPS Energy’s program signifies a renewed effort to expand renewable energy options within the city. While the initial announcement is brief, the company is expected to provide more information in the coming weeks about the program’s structure, subscription costs, and expected savings for participants. The timeline for the program’s reintroduction has not yet been specified.

CPS Energy has not released information concerning the capacity of the solar installations or the specific locations within San Antonio where the community solar farms will be situated. Details regarding any partnerships or vendors involved in the program’s development and operation are also pending.

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