The event serves as the cornerstone for National Energy Awareness Month, highlighting the practical application of solar panels, battery storage, and energy-efficient technologies. Participants can explore diverse installations ranging from rooftop arrays and carports to passive heating strategies. Beyond technology, the tour focuses on community education, allowing attendees to discuss real-world savings, installation experiences, and resiliency measures with local homeowners.
To ensure nationwide participation, the society is seeking hosts from all 50 states to register their sites by September 18, 2026. Whether through physical site visits or digital media, hosts receive organizational support to demonstrate how local transitions to clean energy function in practice. Those interested in attending or hosting can find a complete directory of local sites on the organization's interactive map. The 2026 tour is supported by FranklinWH, a residential energy management firm, as the program's platinum sponsor.
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