About 80% of Connecticut residents can't put solar panels on their roofs because they live in an apartment or have a shady yard. Are you one of them?

In 13 other states, these residents can get their power from a shared solar program with savings credited to their electric bills. But in Connecticut, shared solar has stalled.

Use this form to send a public tweet to legislative leaders and the governor. Tell them you support solar power for everyone in Connecticut -- to help people, the economy, and the planet.

We'll keep you updated on the fight to Share the Sun and steps you can take.