Please visit our Community Solar Garden Engagement and Info Sessions and Events Pages for upcoming ways to learn and get involved!
Join our email list at the bottom of the page to stay connected and informed!
Check out our North High Community Solar Garden stories on Kare11 News and in the Star Tribune!
Join our email list at the bottom of the page to stay connected and informed!
Check out our North High Community Solar Garden stories on Kare11 News and in the Star Tribune!
Changing the Narrative: Climate Stories for Justice
Created by Jothsna Harris of Change Narrative
Climate storytelling is taking the stage at the MN Fringe Festival this Aug 2022. Please join this celebration of community and hear from inspiring Twin-Cities-based climate justice organizers sharing powerful stories, music, art, and poetry to spark action.
Minneapolis Climate Action is proud to be a resource and sponsor of this opportunity for renewal and connection with community leading to equitable climate action
Learn More & Get Tickets and tickets also available at the door!
Created by Jothsna Harris of Change Narrative
Climate storytelling is taking the stage at the MN Fringe Festival this Aug 2022. Please join this celebration of community and hear from inspiring Twin-Cities-based climate justice organizers sharing powerful stories, music, art, and poetry to spark action.
Minneapolis Climate Action is proud to be a resource and sponsor of this opportunity for renewal and connection with community leading to equitable climate action
Learn More & Get Tickets and tickets also available at the door!
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MCA is working to bring clean, equitable energy to every community in Minneapolis. Our aim is to make our city a global leader in the fight against climate change — and the fight for environmental justice.
We believe that solar energy should benefit every member of our community, not only affluent homeowners who can afford solar panels or solar subscriptions. Our solar programs are available to all residents of Hennepin county and adjacent counties who are Xcel energy customers, and we offer subscriptions that require no prepayment or credit checks, making it one of the most equitable programs ever offered in Minnesota. MCA is launching the Emerge Second Chance Community Solar Garden and North High School Community Solar Garden. These two remarkable projects will bring clean, accessible and equitable energy and bill credits to hundreds of residents of our city. We are excited about our community solar garden and resiliency hub work with Central Neighborhood and Sabathani Community Center. Our goals for 2022 and beyond are to have renewable energy options available to every Minneapolis resident that reduce electric bills, address equity and climate justice and heal our climate crisis. |
Visit our Community Solar page to learn more and sign up for one of these exciting projects. Join the community solar revolution. Go solar and make a difference!
Our Mission
To inspire and empower our neighbors to action
with innovative climate solutions.
Our Mission
To inspire and empower our neighbors to action
with innovative climate solutions.
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Our VisionMinneapolis as a national climate leader,
with an active and informed citizenry. |
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Minneapolis Climate Action's Commitment to Environmental Equity
Minneapolis Climate Action is committed to addressing the intersection of climate change and economic, social, and racial disparities, and working closely with partners who understand this interface. We realize that the existing infrastructure has created systemic inequity and our programs are designed to express our understanding of this complex issue. We seek to disrupt these institutions in light of the climate emergency, and we seek to do so in a way that is equitable for all in accordance with the 17 Principles of Environmental Justice adopted at the First National People of Color Environmental Leadership Summit.
Minneapolis Climate Action is committed to addressing the intersection of climate change and economic, social, and racial disparities, and working closely with partners who understand this interface. We realize that the existing infrastructure has created systemic inequity and our programs are designed to express our understanding of this complex issue. We seek to disrupt these institutions in light of the climate emergency, and we seek to do so in a way that is equitable for all in accordance with the 17 Principles of Environmental Justice adopted at the First National People of Color Environmental Leadership Summit.
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