Sunwise Energy provides residential and commercial solar installation across all of Camden County, from the suburban communities of Cherry Hill, Voorhees, and Haddonfield to the urban core of Camden City and the established boroughs of Collingswood, Audubon, and Gloucester Township. Our headquarters is in Cherry Hill, making Camden County our home market and the center of our operations. Camden County is one of the most financially compelling markets for residential solar in the state.
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Utility | PSE&G (most of county), Atlantic City Electric (southeastern municipalities) |
| Rate Trend | Rising: PSE&G ~26¢/kWh, ACE ~27–30¢/kWh |
| NJ Incentive 1 | SuSI ADI program: $85/MWh for 15 years |
| NJ Incentive 2 | 100% property tax exemption on solar value |
| Net Metering | 1:1 retail rate (PSE&G and ACE) |
| Sales Tax | Full sales tax exemption on solar equipment |
| Equipment | Premium panels + microinverters |
| Permitting | Individual municipal construction offices (37 municipalities) |
| Installer | Sunwise Energy, in-house crews, licensed in DE/PA/NJ |
Most of Camden County sits in PSE&G’s service territory, where residential electricity rates currently run around 26 cents per kWh. Atlantic City Electric customers are paying closer to 27 to 30 cents per kWh. New Jersey’s SuSI ADI program, property tax exemption, and sales tax exemption create a structurally stronger incentive stack than Pennsylvania’s, making Camden County one of the best markets for residential solar in the Northeast.
From single-family colonials in Voorhees to commercial properties along Route 70, Sunwise designs systems for how Camden County actually looks.
Sunwise designs each system around your actual roof, using premium high-efficiency panels to maximize output on everything from large south-facing surfaces to compact townhome footprints.
Sunwise installs commercial systems on flat-roof retail, warehouse, and office buildings, helping businesses lock in energy costs and take advantage of the 30% federal Investment Tax Credit (available through July 4, 2026) plus accelerated depreciation.
Severe storms and grid outages are a recurring reality across South Jersey. Tropical Storm Isaias knocked out power to thousands of Camden County homes for days.
A Sunwise Energy Specialist visits your home to assess your roof, review your PSE&G or ACE usage history, and calculate projected solar production and savings. We design around your actual energy consumption, not a generic estimate.
Our engineering team creates a custom system design using satellite imagery and on-site measurements. Sunwise handles all permit applications, plan submissions, and municipal coordination on your behalf.
Our in-house crews install your system, typically in under a day for a standard residential project. Every installation uses premium high-efficiency panels and microinverters, and our team manages all electrical work, racking, and wiring to meet NJ code.
Sunwise coordinates your utility interconnection application and meter swap, whether you’re served by PSE&G or Atlantic City Electric. Once your utility grants Permission to Operate (PTO), your system goes live.
Whether you're in a walkable downtown borough or a newer development in the eastern townships, our team knows the local permitting process, housing stock, and utility landscape.
Sunwise's home base. The township's mix of mid-century ranches, colonials, and newer construction makes it one of our most active installation markets.
Urban solar is growing in Camden, with both residential rowhome installations and commercial projects along the waterfront.
A fast-growing suburban township with newer single-family homes, many with large south-facing roof planes ideal for solar.
One of Camden County's largest municipalities by population, with a diverse housing stock from 1960s ranches to 2000s-era developments.
This historic borough's mature tree canopy requires careful shade analysis, but many Haddonfield homes have excellent solar potential.
A walkable borough with a mix of Victorian-era homes and early 20th-century rowhomes. Smaller roof areas benefit from high-efficiency panel layouts.
A mix of residential neighborhoods and commercial/industrial corridors makes Pennsauken a strong market for both home and business solar.
Camden County's easternmost municipality, served by Atlantic City Electric at around 32¢/kWh. Larger lots and newer homes here are well-suited for higher-capacity residential systems.
A compact borough along the Black Horse Pike corridor where homeowners are offsetting rising PSE&G costs with solar.
Established suburban neighborhoods with a mix of colonials and Cape Cods, many with roofs well-suited for standard residential installations.
A small borough with tightly packed homes where high-efficiency panel designs make solar viable even on compact roof areas.
Rising utility rates and affordable housing stock make Lindenwold a growing market for $0-down solar financing.
We also provide solar installation throughout the broader New Jersey service area. → View all NJ locations
During your visit, a Sunwise Energy Specialist will:
A consultation is free, pressure-free, and designed to help you understand whether solar truly makes sense for your home.
Solar cost in Camden County depends on four main factors: your home’s energy usage, roof size and condition, system capacity, and whether you add battery storage. New Jersey’s incentive stack significantly reduces the net investment, including the SuSI ADI program paying $85/MWh for 15 years, 1:1 net metering credits, a 100% property tax exemption, and full sales tax exemption on solar equipment. A free Sunwise consultation provides a custom quote based on your actual home and energy profile.
Yes, PSE&G offers 1:1 retail-rate net metering for residential solar customers across most of Camden County. Atlantic City Electric provides the same 1:1 net metering for homeowners in the county’s southeastern municipalities. Excess energy your system produces is credited to your bill at the full retail electricity rate. Credits roll forward month to month and are reconciled annually by your utility.
Camden County homeowners can access four key New Jersey solar incentives: the SuSI ADI program ($85/MWh for 15 years), a 100% property tax exemption on solar value added to your home, a full sales tax exemption on solar equipment, and 1:1 net metering from PSE&G or ACE. New Jersey’s SuSI ADI program, property tax exemption, and sales tax exemption create a structurally stronger incentive stack than neighboring Pennsylvania’s, making Camden County one of the best solar markets in the Northeast.
Yes, every municipality in Camden County requires building and electrical permits for solar installations. The county includes 37 separate municipalities, each with its own construction office, so permit requirements and timelines vary by location. Sunwise handles all permitting on your behalf, from application through final inspection, coordinating directly with your local township or borough construction office.
Yes, solar is viable on rowhomes and townhomes throughout Camden County. Many boroughs like Collingswood, Audubon, and Haddon Heights have significant rowhome and townhome stock. System size may be smaller due to roof area, but Sunwise designs systems specifically for constrained roof spaces, using premium high-efficiency panels to maximize production per square foot.
Battery storage provides two key benefits for Camden County homeowners: automatic backup power during grid outages and reduced reliance on expensive peak-hour grid electricity. Battery systems are increasingly popular in Camden County, especially after extended outages during storms like Isaias and recent nor’easters. Sunwise designs solar-plus-storage systems that pair with PSE&G or ACE net metering for maximum savings and resilience.
Schedule a free consultation with a Sunwise Energy Specialist. We’ll assess your home, design a custom system, and walk you through your savings, all backed by our in-house team right here in Cherry Hill.
$0-down financing, loan, and lease options available. NJ's SuSI program ($85/MWh for 15 years), property tax exemption, and sales tax exemption make going solar more affordable than ever.
