Twelve newly trained solar installers are placing panels on New York City Housing Authority developments to provide clean power at discounted rates for low- and moderate-income subscribers. These workers, who are NYCHA residents from across the city, are currently atop roofs at Glenwood Houses, in the Flatlands area of Brooklyn. From there, they'll move to Kingsborough Houses in Brooklyn's Crown Heights neighborhood.
Read MoreCommunity banks invest in Sunwealth Tax Equity in part because of the risk-reward of our product, track record, generational commitment, and focus on community impact. More importantly, community banks invest because of our devotion to simplifying the tax equity investment process for them, making it worth their while.
Read MoreWith their focus on big transactions and big companies, megabanks overlook a solar opportunity that community banks are uniquely suited to recognize and capture. Community-based solar projects – while smaller in scale – can offer outsize community impact and competitive financial returns.
Read MoreIt is a simple truth that community banking is the “backbone” of prosperous and equitable communities. As a paperboy, it was my community bank that held my weekly deposits – mostly loose change – and empowered my parents to fulfill the dream of homeownership for our family of six.
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