Community solar projects are a type of solar energy project where multiple individuals share the benefits of the electricity generated by a single solar panel or array. Typically, community solar projects are organized by a utility company, local government, or non-profit organization. Participants in a community solar project receive a credit on their electricity bill for the energy generated by the solar panel or array. In some cases, participants may also be eligible for additional financial incentives, such as tax breaks or grants. Community solar projects offer many benefits, including increased access to solar energy, reduced costs, and support for renewable energy development. By working together, community members can bring clean, affordable solar energy to their homes and businesses.