Solar Energy for Heroes in New Jersey

Camden homeowners in neighborhoods like Cooper Plaza, Parkside, and Cramer Hill, close to the Delaware River waterfront and the Adventure Aquarium, can use SuSI incentives to make solar more affordable while cutting bills.

In Washington Township, residential areas such as Turnersville, Hurffville, and Whitman provide generous roof space for solar on single‑family homes, with easy access to local shopping corridors along Route 42 and Route 168.

Cherry Hill residents in neighborhoods like Erlton, Barclay Farm, and Kingston, near landmarks such as Cherry Hill Mall and Cooper River Park, benefit from New Jersey’s top‑tier incentives and strong local home values.

Trenton homeowners in Chambersburg, Villa Park, and Hiltonia live close to the State House complex and the Delaware & Raritan Canal, where solar can help manage rising energy costs in a dense urban housing mix.

In Newark, neighborhoods such as Ironbound, Forest Hill, and University Heights, plus areas around Branch Brook Park and Prudential Center, offer many rooftops where state incentive programs can help make solar accessible.