As Sunwealth and our development partners wrap up work on our final solar installations of 2021, we take a moment to reflect on the people, projects and partners that have inspired us this year. Together, they show us that a better energy future is possible – and that it happens here and now through our shared labor and investment.
Read MoreThe Boston Globe Magazine featured Sunwealth CDO Jess Brooks in its annual Women and Power issue. “On the Front Lines of Environmental Justice: Four Leaders Fighting for Clean Air, Clean Energy, and a Healthy Future” featured Jess and long-time Sunwealth advisor and climate justice advocate Rev. Mariama White-Hammond.
Read MoreSunwealth Chief Development Officer Jess Brooks took the stage at Greentown Lab’s Climatetech Summit in Somerville, MA to moderate a discussion on Capital Pathways for Climate Solutions. Brooks was joined by Johanna Wolfson of Prime Impact Fund, Michael Kearney of The Engine and Avra van der Zee of Elemental Accelerator.
Read MoreSunwealth CFO Omar Blayton joined financial intermediaries for “Financing Climate Justice, a discussion of ways to dramatically increase the scale of capital focused on clean energy and energy efficiency for low- and moderate-income communities and communities of color.
Read MoreSunwealth partners Coalfield Development and Solar Holler held a ceremony last month to flip the switch on 122kW installation on the roof of West Edge Factory in Huntington, West Virginia. The project will provide discounted power for Coalfields Development, a economic development nonprofit bringing new opportunities to Central Appalachia.
Read MoreHere at Sunwealth, we’re building a hard-working team committed to building a better clean energy future. Today, we shine a spotlight on Darreck Mitchell, Director of Capital Markets, who recently celebrated his one year anniversary at Sunwealth.
Read MoreSunwealth Power Inc. (“Sunwealth”) announced that it has been selected as the Member Company of the Year in the 2021 Solar Industry Awards by the Solar Energy Business Association of New England (SEBANE).
Read More"We are striking because we have done our homework, and they have not." – Greta Thunberg
Read MoreScott’s journey to Eagle Solar & Light’s arm in North Carolina began in the late 1990s as a Peace Corps volunteer in Kenya. Sunwealth Associate Liam Davidson sat down with Scott to learn more about his journey, building a purpose-driven business and how he envisions the future of clean energy.
Read MoreSunwealth has completed more than half a dozen solar installations in Vermont serving a range of beneficiaries, including schools such as those in the Wells Spring District, nonprofits, and municipalities like the Town of Shelburne. Together, these projects will not only offset over 35,000 metric tons of carbon over their lifespan, but are also expected to save their offtakers upwards of $1M.
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